Peace Parks Foundation Sweden recently united Swedish painter Karin Holmström and South African-based wildlife photographer Jytte Fredholm Ferreira in a distinctive artistic collaboration inspired by a shared love for wildlife. Seeing the potential for a great partnership, Peace Parks arranged a virtual introduction between the […]
Zambia’s Simalaha Community Conservancy is advancing conservation agriculture by equipping local farmers with the tools and skills needed to grow nature-friendly crops. Among these is chilli, which is gaining popularity both as a resilient crop and a practical solution for reducing human-wildlife conflict. Farmers in […]
This week on PeaceParks.TV, we visit the town of Mapai in Mozambique, where community members, government officials, traditional leaders and Peace Parks staff came together for the district’s first land use planning workshop. The workshop is part of a national plan to connect Limpopo, Banhine […]
This week on PeaceParks.TV, we visit the Simalaha Community Conservancy in Zambia, where the Simalaha Smart Park Project is in full swing. Funded by the German Postcode Lottery, the project includes various components that promote peaceful human-wildlife coexistence through smart technologies. Through the project, Peace […]
Communities living on the boundary of Banhine National Park are reaping the benefits of the park’s operations. In this week’s PeaceParks.TV episode, we head to Banhine where the park’s co-management partners, Mozambique’s National Administration for Conservation Areas (ANAC) and Peace Parks Foundation, hand over a […]
Communities surrounding Banhine National Park are embracing safer, more sustainable cooking practices, thanks to a cookstove project introduced by the park and supported by the German Postcode Lottery. These environmentally friendly cookstoves emit significantly less smoke, helping to safeguard the health of the women who […]
In the Tchai-Tchai community near Banhine National Park, Mozambique, Fatima Samuel Mbiza is building a brighter future for her family. The mother of eight always dreamed of better opportunities but financial struggles once made it difficult. Her youngest son had to herd cattle instead of […]
This week on PeaceParks.TV, we share the inspiring story of Elizabete Matsimbe, a professional herder whose resilience and determination have transformed her family’s future. When Elizabete lost her husband – the family’s sole breadwinner – she was left without an income, pregnant, and caring for […]
In the second episode of our four-part series for International Women’s Month, we meet Vera Kahundu Mwalye, a Zambian professional herder carving out a future in a traditionally male-dominated field. Through Herding for Health, a partnership between Conservation International and Peace Parks Foundation, Vera has […]
In Zambia, women are stepping into a role they’ve rarely tackled before: professional cattle herding. Through a partnership between Conservation International and Peace Parks Foundation, Herding for Health is empowering women to lead teams that dip and vaccinate livestock and guide grazing plans. On International […]
This week on PeaceParks.TV, we take you to Maputo National Park, where Peace Parks Foundation hosted its Community Development Summit. The event brought together community development experts and specialists from the various landscapes we work in, to further develop the organisation’s community development strategy. Teams […]
This week, PeaceParks.TV joins the second Herding for Health Indaba, this time held in Hoedspruit, South Africa, where experts and communities gathered to tackle key issues in livestock management across Africa. The Herding for Health programme – a partnership between Conservation International and Peace Parks […]
Aviation plays a critical role in how Peace Parks Foundation supports the management and protection of large conservation areas. In this PeaceParks.TV episode, we join Peace Parks’ Counter-Poaching Operations Manager, Ken Maggs, in Zambia’s Sioma Ngwezi Management Complex. He shares how aviation can help rangers […]
A cross-border fishery project in Simalaha Community Conservancy promises a sustainable future for local communities that rely on the Zambezi River for their livelihoods. Protecting this precious resource not only saves fish but also preserves a way of life, ensuring a vital food source for […]
In this PeaceParks.TV episode, SA College for Tourism’s hospitality campus corridors are flooded with emotion as graduates from the class of 2024 are capped and ready to kickstart their careers. With 85 students from the college’s hospitality programmes and 32 from the Lodge, Tracker and […]