Towering over Zinave: The Power of Tracking Technology

In vast and remote protected areas, keeping track of wildlife and people is a complex operation; Zinave National Park’s long-range radio technology is helping to overcome the challenges of park management. Phumlani explains the power of communication towers and demonstrates the courage it takes to keep them maintained.

Another Day in the Office

Daily life in the bush delivers close animal encounters of all kinds as Peace Parks teams go about their business. Treating each creature with care, and understanding their needs and behaviour, helps to protect both wildlife and people.

SACT’s Warm Welcome for New Students

At the SA College for Tourism, new students are embarking on an exciting orientation week. Grounded and inspired by games, tours and building new connections, they have great expectations for the year ahead and the opportunities that lie beyond in the world of eco-tourism. 

Sustainable Baking and Forests on Inhaca Island

The lives and livelihoods of Inhaca Island’s bakers are being transformed, and the landscape protected. Signifying a major milestone, they are now able to repay gas ovens distributed to them in 2022, relieving the pressure of searching for woody fuel and keeping mangroves safe from deforestation.

Conservation from the Air: Edson’s Journey to Limpopo National Park

Meet Edson Vilanculos, Limpopo National Park’s inspirational new pilot, whose determined journey has landed him the chance to marry his two great passions: aviation and conservation.

Take a Drive on the Wild Side

Maputo National Park in Mozambique proudly introduces its breathtaking bush-to-beach 4×4 trails, offering the ride of a lifetime through uncharted territory. It’s a stunning new tourism gem for wildlife and off-road enthusiasts eager to experience this spectacular wild world and camp deep in nature.

Braveheart Ranger Training in Maputo National Park

The Braveheart Course, a visionary Ranger Leadership Development Programme, rolls out in Maputo National Park, offering rangers from across Mozambique unique insight into vital conservation skills to invest in the protected areas and people they serve.

Embracing Tradition: Nature’s Medicine in Zinave National Park!

Zinave National Park’s Caretaker, Ferias Mabunda, has long been a traditional healer, immensely respected by his community; here he shares some of his fascinating knowledge with us.

Honey, Bees and Baobab Trees

Dip into the world of honey-harvesting, past and present, and explore how nature-friendly beekeeping is just one of the conservation agriculture initiatives being implemented by Peace Parks and partners.

Flying for Forests and Wildlife

Malawi’s Nyika National Park is testing the effectiveness of a helicopter for counter-poaching operations, to establish whether it can enhance the protection of Nyika’s rich, dense forests and the prevention of illegal logging.

Community Rangers help ensure peaceful coexistence between wildlife and people

Community members around Maputo National Park are being empowered to protect their property from wandering elephants.

Installing borehole pumps at Zinave National Park

Zinave National Park’s warden showcases new borehole pumps that are helping to sustain water supply for wildlife.

Blue Action Fund gives conservation agriculture a boost in Mozambique

Women from communities around Maputo National Park showcase their growing conservation agriculture expertise

Herding for Health brings great change for communities, cattle and conservation in Banhine National Park

We reflect on the impact of Herding for Health in Banhine National Park

Technical support for the conservation front lines

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Banhine National Park’s technological hub.

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