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The team in Maputo Special Reserve is always looking out for the welfare of the wildlife…

The Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area is one of the ten remaining lion strongholds in Africa.

Puff adders are often spotted in the early morning and evening, basking on sandy roads enjoying the residual heat…

Collars use satellite communication or radio frequency to track animals’ movements…

Hunter is great company for the rangers who can be camped out here for weeks on end…

Despite the name this is in fact the edible caterpillar of a species of emperor moth known as…

Zebra are built for speed and long-distance migrations and although they might…

The African buffalo is one of the most successful grazers in Africa, usually living for around 20 years in the wild…

Gordon is on the road north to Zambia when he stops to see these African savannah elephant, a species now listed as Endangered on the…

Elephant are fascinating and, like humans, they are socially complex creatures. Male elephant like to hang out with…

Many communities in Simalaha have traded their old cooking practices – using charcoal and large logs on open fires…

Flooding in Simalaha brings a rush of water and the beautiful bloom of these water lilies…

After a weekend there is always more litter left lying around on the verges. This is a public road that…

Gordon’s move with his family to Zambia is going smoothly. First step is getting vaccinated and…

Gordon is on his way to Zambia and crossing the great Zambezi River marks an important step in the journey…

Peace Parks Foundation’s focus in Simalaha is on improving the social, economic and…

As part of the contact farmers programme, Brian visits a farmer in Kakoani whose tomato crops have…

Stefan is on a work trip, checking out the processes involved in park operations. But he’s a city boy at heart…

Remember those fingerlings – baby fish – that were brought to Maputo Special Reserve a while ago…

When the rangers are in camp they have to be pretty self-sufficient. No time to pop to the local hairdressers…

Snares are the silent killer of African wildlife. Rangers need to carry out regular snare sweeps to find…

Rangers show off their marching skills to greet Zambian officials in Zinave…

The Zambian officials are up in the air and hosted to a spectacular aerial view of Zinave National Park…

The Limpopo National Park in Mozambique is a huge stretch of wilderness terrain…

Field rangers are the most critical first line of defence on the ground against poaching so…

As part of important conservation work that Peace Parks Foundation will be doing in Zambia, there also comes…

Peace Parks Foundation assisted Nyika with the translocation of 34 elephants from Liwonde National Park in…

The official count is 48 hippo per kilometer of river! Shame they are not coming out today to greet Stefan…

Nyika National Park is great to visit any time of year as the climate here is particularly mild due to the high altitude…

The juniper tree is an evergreen and a tropical highland species that flourishes in the…

Did you know that people all over the world support Peace Parks Foundation…

Former CEO of The Coca-Cola Company, Neville Isdell and Peace Parks Foundation CEO Werner Myburgh discuss why Peace Parks is so unique when it comes to conservation…

Turing Foundation focus on four goals – nature conservation, education, art and leprosy research – and are generous supporters of Peace Parks Foundation…

Nathalie Cadot is a manager at MAVA in Switzerland. Created in 1994 to support the conservation they are now a key funder of global conservation.

There are all kinds of donors and Kathy Bergs, with her team, are there to ensure every donation is used wisely and meets the emotional needs of the donors too.

John Loudon is a font of knowledge on the Peace Parks mission: to reconnect Africa’s wild spaces to create a future for mankind in harmony with nature.