High risk for large gain

Every translocation is a high-risk operation for both wildlife and humans. The risks are not lightly taken.

From South Africa across the border into Mozambique

Transporting wild animals over long distances is a tricky exercise, with no guarantee that the animals will survive the experience.

Releasing the animals into Zinave National Park

Translocations represent exciting new times for Peace Parks and partners as vast wilderness areas…

Mystery location of den with cub

Four young spotted hyenas were introduced into Zinave National Park last year. Peace Parks Foundation, in…

Wildebeest and eland on the scoreboard today

The thrill of spotting wildlife in their natural habitat is hard to explain. It is a tiny look into the lives of those…

Simalaha village wary of new arrival

The hippo is known as the river horse as it spends its life along rivers and lakes. However, unlike horses…

Bird-watching paradise in Mozambique

Mozambique has more than 600 recorded bird species, yet is a largely unexplored region for bird-watchers…

Giraffe and wildebeest spotted on patrol

Careen Nyambe is one of the female scouts in the Simalaha Community Conservancy.

Camp dog happy to spread the love around

Home for many rangers in the Limpopo National Park is the remote location of the FOB…

Science-led conservation in action

What you’re witnessing here is science-led conservation practice in order to best protect and preserve…

Song captures CEO Myburgh’s attention

It is a treat to see a species that is not under threat. For now, this distinctive…

Nyika grassland ablaze

This wildfire has been started by poachers in a very calculated move. The poachers have been canny…

Over 200 films chart the daily life of Peace Parks’ team

In an effort to bring you closer to the…

Investigation by ranger

Rangers play a vital role in conservation management and protection. As part of ensuring the safety of wildlife…

Curious things you might not know about zebra

Did you know the collective noun for a group of zebra is…