In Jordan, a place for animals to forget the trauma of war

Hamzeh has begun to build a new life in northern Jordan two years after fleeing his war-torn home country of Syria. Like many of the 1.2 million Syrians who have sought refuge in Jordan since 2012, Hamzeh has been given shelter and adjusted to a new climate and cuisine. At the Al Ma’wa Wildlife Reserve, 30 miles northwest of Amman, Jordan and wildlife advocates are providing both a home and hope for the forgotten victims of the region’s wars: endangered wildlife.

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