Eco-clubs inspire a love for nature

Children in rural communities attend eco-clubs that inspire them to protect their environment.

Alternative lifestyle choices going forward

Charcoaling decimates landscapes so Peace Parks strives to develop alternative economic solutions.

More lives set to change

Students will soon arrive at SA College for Tourism to learn skills needed for careers in tourism.

Bringing water and wealth of change

In the Simalaha Community Conservancy the Sesheke and Sekhute Chiefdoms…

Southern Africa’s frontline guardians

As we head in to 2022, the challenges facing southern Africa’s rangers…

Groundbreaking Tech Helps Save Rhino

CEO of Peace Parks Foundation reveals his top five Peace Parks TV films of 2021. Coming in at #2…

Crossing Rivers

CEO of Peace Parks Foundation reveals his top five Peace Parks TV films of 2021. Coming in at #4…

Donated Laptops Celebration

CEO of Peace Parks Foundation reveals his top five Peace Parks TV films of 2021. Coming in at #5…

Southern African Students Key to Future of Tourism

Passionate about lifting lifestyles through…

Tourism Brings Prosperity

Communities, transfrontier conservation areas and wildlife all benefit from tourism…

Collaboration the key to future success

Essential to Peace Parks’ work restoring a tomorrow for life on Earth, are the communities…

Flying high essential work for Peace Parks

Planes and pilots are essential to conservation efforts in the vast landscapes of southern Africa

Skill and imagination required

Many of the transfrontier conservation areas require significant development..

Movers and Shakers in Conservation Agriculture

Ensuring there is food on the table is a full-time job…

Men and women putting their lives on the line for wildlife

Peace Parks’ rangers, scouts and other park guardians…