The operation, jointly conducted with armed game rangers from African Parks which is managing Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve under a 20 year-long concession in a public private partnership arrangement, saw hundreds of hectares of Indian hemp, commonly called chamba, being destroyed while other crops such as beans, soya beans and maize were also slashed down
Chipikishenichi, chimene chikutika mothandizana ndi a game rangers ochokera ku African Parks amene akuyang'anira Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve m'malo mwaboma pa zaka zokwanira makumi awiri amene ali pa ngwirizano wa Private Public Partnership Arrangement, chinapangitsa ma hekitala ochuluka a Indian Hemp amene amatchuka ndi dzina loti "chamba" anawonongedwa pamene mbewu zina monga  nyemba, soya ndi chimanga zinatchetchedwanso.