S20·E3 Africa: Voices of the Forest
Synopsis
Deep in the central African rainforest, a struggle for survival rages. This episode takes a close look at how booming overseas markets for rainforest trees threaten the existence of two groups of Africans. Cameroon's Baka people, a traditional rainforest group, have lived in harmony with the forest for centuries, but now the sound of electric saws deafens the daily music of birds and monkeys.
monkey, video link In Accra, the capital of Ghana, Annan Cedi, a coffin maker, needs these precious rainforest woods to construct fantasy coffins for international clients. Will the Baka be able to protect their ancient way of life and with it, an invaluable eco-system? And will Annan be able to maintain his business?
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 20 Episode 3 of Nature air?
Season 20, Episode 3 ('Africa: Voices of the Forest') originally aired on September 23, 2001.
How long is Season 20 Episode 3 ('Africa: Voices of the Forest')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 53 minutes.
What happens in Nature Season 20 Episode 3?
Deep in the central African rainforest, a struggle for survival rages. This episode takes a close look at how booming overseas markets for rainforest trees threaten the existence of two groups of Africans. Cameroon's Baka people, a traditional rainforest group, have lived in harmony with the forest ...
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