Today marks World Bee Day, a reminder that healthy landscapes depend on pollinators. Bees play a vital role in supporting forests, biodiversity, food production and rural livelihoods. When bee populations decline, the effects are felt across entire ecosystems. In Zambia’s Mulobezi District, forests and bees […]
Some rare and fascinating creatures are expected to be discovered in Mozambique in a series of quick biodiversity surveys, known as BioBlitzes, currently underway across nine sites in Limpopo, Banhine and Zinave national parks. The surveys will show what species live in these areas, including those less commonly observed. Watch this PeaceParks.TV episode to find out how the survey works and catch on-the-ground glimpses of some of the creatures already spotted so far. While not every creature residing in these areas is expected to be captured, the scientists, […]
A story of partnership, patience and purpose Across the plains of southern Mozambique, a once-silent wilderness is stirring again. After years of commitment and collaboration, Banhine National Park is being reborn, continuing a story of restoration that began in another corner of the country. Not long ago, Maputo National Park stood on the brink of emptiness. Today, it thrives […]
Rescued from the devastation of poaching, orphaned baby rhinos are finding new hope at Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary, where they can regain their mental, physical and emotional wellbeing. In this PeaceParks.TV episode, we learn more about the journey of orphaned rhinos – from […]
In this heartwarming PeaceParks.TV episode, we visit Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary, the world’s largest sanctuary for orphaned rhinos. At the sanctuary, orphaned baby rhinos that have been rescued receive around-the-clock care, including bottle feeding, medical treatment and protection – the nurturing support they need […]
In this episode of PeaceParks.TV, we ask Aviation Manager and Chief Pilot, Hannes van Wyk, what’s something small in nature that makes a big impact? Known as our bush encyclopedia, Hannes has the answer to just about any nature-related question in our #AskHannes video series. […]
Combatting Wildlife Crime Manager, Gillian Rhodes, and Kate Ohlhoff, Fund Development Manager, are meeting with Ambassador Reuben Brigety, the U.S. ambassador to South Africa to give an overview of Peace Parks’ work and more specifically, our Combating Wildlife Crime initiatives. The ambassador is here because […]
The second semester at the SA College for Tourism has arrived. Hospitality students have already had the opportunity to explore accommodation management, cooking, catering and interacting with guests. Now, after a careful selection process, they are ready to specialise. We join the students as they […]
The board of the soon to be established Nyika-Vwaza Co-management Trust has been appointed. This board will oversee and guide strategically the protection, restoration and development of two of Malawi’s flagship conservation areas; Nyika National Park and Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve.
This week on PeaceParks.TV, SA College for Tourism’s first semester is drawing to a close. Students eagerly apply their newfound skills by setting up catering displays and putting on a fashion show. It is a time to reflect on all they have learned and consider which specialties to pursue.
A wooden pathway has been constructed in Maputo National Park to safeguard fragile dune forests along Ponta do Ouro’s stunning coastline. This will protect the ecosystem whilst allowing tourists and local people to safely walk along the shore.
International journalists embark on an exciting journey through Maputo National Park. They’re eager to uncover new tourism gems and witness the park’s remarkable sights, from biodiverse bush to beautiful beaches. Adventures await at every turn, showcasing the park as a world-class eco-tourism destination.
Peace Parks Foundation hosts dedicated donors, the board of the Swedish Postcode Association, on an enlightening and adventurous field visit to Zinave and Maputo national parks. The trip highlights the impact of their invaluable contribution to immense efforts on the ground.