Camera Traps Reveal the Incredible Wildlife Diversity in Limpopo National Park

Camera traps set up to monitor lion movement capture Limpopo National Park’s wildlife diversity

How this small dog unit is making a big dent combating wildlife trafficking

Meet the dog unit team combating wildlife trafficking at Maputo International Airport

A Testament to Successful Conservation Collaboration

A lion-collaring operation has been activated and is on the move in Limpopo National Park!

Daily wildlife sightings a reward for conservation dedication at Limpopo National Park

Encounter Africa’s diverse wildlife every day with Peace Parks staff in Limpopo National Park.

Reducing human-wildlife conflict: Repelling elephants with chilli bricks

Community ranger, Carlos Milaza, demonstrates how chilli bricks are made

A Shark Babyshower in Maputo National Park

Fifteen gestating Spotted Ragged-tooth Sharks spotted at Santa Maria, Maputo National Park.

Tracker Academy students encounter a herd of elephants

A trail of footsteps leads students to a breathtaking encounter.

Why is this Rock Monitor lizard behaving this way?

Tracker Academy students encounter an agitated Rock Monitor during field observation.

Sea Turtle hatchlings take their first swim

Laika and Nico help turtle monitoring teams release new hatchlings safely into the Indian Ocean

A Tiny Print

Peace Parks’ Aviation Manager, Hannes van Wyk identifies animal tracks the size of a fingernail.

There’s a snake under my tent!

Encountering snakes while living in the bush is a way of life for Peace Parks teams.

Understanding ancient elephant migration routes

Kabika comes across a magnificent sighting: a herd of elephants crossing the road in Zambia.

A Day Off From Work

On their day off, Hannes and Lourens head out searching for a herd of elephants in Limpopo National Park.

Sights From An Elephant Collaring Operation

Peace Parks’ Hannes takes to the skies on what promises to be a flight to remember over Banhine National Park.

Elephants Digging In The Dirt

While out on patrol in Nyika, Norman comes across an ant heap dotted with elephant tusk gouges.