13 July 2022 The Historic Journey to Mozambique Begins The time has finally come for the loaded trucks to make their way across the border into Mozambique.
12 July 2022 Team Effort To Capture Rhino All hands are on deck as a team of specialists prepares to translocate 19 rhinos across borders.
11 July 2022 Capturing 19 White Rhino Join us as we take you on one of the most ambitious translocation projects ever attempted.
7 July 2022 The Ubiquitous African Bush Squirrel Wildlife scout Careen Nyambe teaches us a thing or two about the friendly African bush squirrel.
5 July 2022 Complex Elephant Dynamics Every elephant has its unique personality, which makes for interesting viewing.
1 July 2022 A Keystone Species After a long and arduous journey, 23 elephants are successfully released into Zinave National Park.
30 June 2022 Treating Tusk Stab Wounds The team discovers a baby elephant has severe injuries after darting a family herd.
29 June 2022 Protecting Africa’s Gentle Giants It’s all systems go as the capture team moves in to monitor breathing and collect samples.
28 June 2022 Making Light Work Of A Heavy Situation It’s no small task translocating 23 elephants across a country, but how exactly is it done?
27 June 2022 Welcome To Elephant Translocation Week This week we will see 23 elephants be translocated from Maputo National Park’s buffer zone to Zinave.
22 June 2022 A Safe Passage for Sharks On a recent dive, Dr Ryan Daly captured this video of nine gestating Ragged-tooth sharks in Mozambique.
16 June 2022 Seeing Eye-To-Eye With An Elephant Thanks to years of experience, Gordon gives us a masterclass in how to handle an elephant roadblock.
13 June 2022 Outsmarting the largest land mammal The Zinave team employs creativity to outsmart elephants that are destroying the park signs.
3 June 2022 Learning To Like Snakes We don’t need to love snakes but learning about their place in nature is vital to their protection.
1 June 2022 Looking in on our four-legged colleagues From Malawi to Mozambique: We catch you up on all of the news from Peace Parks fluffiest colleagues