A Vital Feasibility Study 

Catch up with one of Peace Parks’ favourite four-legged characters Chicago, a magnificent member of Zinave National Park’s canine unit who is always hungry for more tracking experience.

Go behind the scenes, and into Zinave as the park receives their final precious cargo of 10 white and black rhino and watch them settle happily into their flourishing new home, as teams tell happy translocation tales.

Go behind the scenes, and on the road, of the longest cross-border road transfer of black and white rhino ever undertaken.

See a snapshot in time of three magnificent males, who tell a tale of rewilding success as lions return to the flourishing Zinave National Park.

Go behind the scenes of the longest cross-border road transfer of black and white rhino ever undertaken.

To rewild Maputo National Park with carnivores, the team is reintroducing more hyena.

Dip into the world of honey-harvesting, past and present, and explore how nature-friendly beekeeping is just one of the conservation agriculture initiatives being implemented by Peace Parks and partners.

Malawi’s Nyika National Park is testing the effectiveness of a helicopter for counter-poaching operations, to establish whether it can enhance the protection of Nyika’s rich, dense forests and the prevention of illegal logging.

Community members around Maputo National Park are being empowered to protect their property from wandering elephants.

Zinave National Park’s warden showcases new borehole pumps that are helping to sustain water supply for wildlife.

Women from communities around Maputo National Park showcase their growing conservation agriculture expertise

We reflect on the impact of Herding for Health in Banhine National Park

Learn about the complexities of fence-dropping to create vast transboundary landscapes with free-flowing wildlife, and the challenges and benefits it brings to communities.

We’re welcomed into an inspirational art gallery: the new murals of the SA College for Tourism paint a picture of passionate learning, uniting college students of tourism and the Tracker Academy.

In October 2023, an aerial census was conducted by the Maputo, Zinave, Banhine and Limpopo national parks to determine their wildlife populations, with support from Peace Parks Foundation and Mozambique’s National Administration for Conservation Areas (ANAC). Early estimates indicate a substantial growth of in wildlife species across the participating parks, all attributed to successful conservation efforts.

We gain vital insight into a new training revolution in combating wildlife crime across borders, as rangers emerge from a groundbreaking course with advanced technical and analytical skills to create great impact in the field.

In celebration of World Food Day, learn about the power of partnerships and communities driving Herding For Health. This impactful programme is restoring Africa’s rangelands thanks to landscape-friendly livestock grazing, and boosting the health of people and livelihoods whilst protecting wildlife.

The affordable 72-bed Membene camp is officially handed over to Maputo National Park and is open to guests.

From DIY in the office, checking up on the latest tourism developments in Maputo National Park, 4x4ing through Banhine or wild camping in Limpopo – when Antony’s around, adventure is never far away!

Brian is a Conservancy Assistant who works with farming communities in the Simalaha Community Conservancy in Zambia.

Careen is a scout in Simalaha Community Conservancy whose passion and knowledge for the environment that she works in, never fails to leave us inspired!

Gordon’s passion for community development and biodiversity conservation shines through in his incredible knowledge about southern Africa.

Hannes is the Aviation Manager and Chief Pilot for Peace Parks Foundation, and his job is probably the envy of many.

Hunter works in Limpopo National Park, keeping wildlife away from camp and providing companionship for the rangers.

Johalize is a conservation planner responsible for scoping out new areas for tourism development.

Lésa communicates the importance of the Peace Parks Foundation work, through reinvented conservation narratives and emotionally and intellectually engaging footage.

Lilian’s 20-year journey working in nature conservation and sustainable development has provided extensive experience in connecting funding at scale to programmes that deliver clear impact.

When Norman isn’t out managing patrols and looking for illegal activities in the field, you can find him training Nyika’s canine handlers and their four-legged furry rangers or tending to his orchids which he successfully hand-pollinated using a Q-Tip…impressive, right?

A project with BirdLife SA has seen Zinave become the largest Vulture Safe Zone in southern Africa.

Success within conservation areas comes from working with communities.

How students in China are helping rhino conservation through innovative design.

How you can earn money and invest in conservation at the same time!

Challenges and achievements in constructing Maputo National Park’s new beachside eco-lodge.

We discuss the challenges and fears of starting Peace Parks TV and the future of communication.

The Postcode Lottery Group gets to see first-hand how their funding has helped conservation on the ground.

The Postcode Lottery Group learn how the SAWC is at the forefront of people-centred conservation.

The Postcode Lottery Group head to Kruger to learn about ground-breaking counter-poaching initiatives.

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