Making History in Zinave
Zinave set to become Mozambique’s first ‘Big 5’ national park after rhino reintroduction in 2022.
Lion, Leopard and Hyena Cub Updates From Zinave
Updates from Zinave National Park indicate that wildlife is thriving.
Predator population grows in the park
All in all, it took over six weeks to locate, capture and translocate the two leopards from Karingani…
A patient game brings the leopard in
The team jumps into a helicopter equipped with a VHF tracking device that is able to pick up signals…
Just when it was all going so well
Temporary holding bomas in Karingani, Mozambique, have been specially constructed to keep two…
Days and nights of tracking pay off
Over many days, by using baiting, ancient tracking techniques and modern technology…
First leopard to be moved into Zinave National Park
This is a first for Peace Parks Foundation. Never before have they translocated leopard…
Sneak preview of upcoming translocations
How might one feel when one of the world’s most dangerous animals is asleep on your lap?
Stuck trucks, changing weather and nature’s unpredictability
Two decades have passed since Peace Parks Foundation first embarked on one of its most…
Safe and stable lives in new environments
Transporting wild animals over long distances is a tricky exercise, with no guarantee that all of the animals…
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