The Gradual Disappearance of Malawian Forests Pushes the Monkeys to Fight the Local Population to Survive

Francis James (Zilindo, Malawi, 36) notes that the forest on the Zomba plateau, south of Malawi, has receded. For 10 years it has been engaged in the sale of firewood, so every day it rises before dawn and goes towards that place to collect wood, which it then sells from its house. He says that before, when the forest was intact, he had to just walk down the mountain to gather the necessary firewood. But now he has to walk a half of two hours mo…