Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park was the envy of Africa.He quit business to devote himself to human rights and in 2004, he met Mozambique's president, Joaquim Chissano, who made a wild pitch.and the lions that we did have, most of 'em had three legs because they had stepped in a trap or something and then second, some of the species were just gone completely, so we went on a process: First bring in the herbivores.In 2008, he introduced us to the 200,000 people living around the park, survivors of the wars, living on a dollar a day.Now, something we really focused on, as step one, was really vulnerable girls."