Who knew you could find out so much by looking at a paw print? In fact, looking at tracks (also called animal spoor) helps to track wildlife and is a critical step in the conservation and monitoring of endangered species.
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14 November 2025
Building Climate-Resilient Communities
Conservation thrives when communities are resilient. In Maputo National Park, Mozambique, local committees are learning how to prepare for extreme weather events. It’s an important step in helping communities adapt to climate change. In this PeaceParks.TV episode, we explore how disaster risk management training is equipping people to stay alert and respond effectively, protecting lives and nature. From […]
