Healthy Cattle and a happy community
Peace Parks meets up with a H4H team to learn more about a holistic grazing programme in Limpopo.
Werner’s always been an active nature and conservation enthusiast. While studying ecology, he volunteered in Kruger National Park and soon after joined Peace Parks where, after earning his stripes, he was appointed as the CEO. During this time, he has worked on more than 500 different development projects, and was part of the team responsible for facilitating the establishment of seven transfrontier conservation areas in southern Africa that collectively span over 1,000,00km2.
Werner freely shares his expertise with his team and serves on several advisory boards and steering committees in an effort to secure a future where mankind lives in harmony with nature.
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CEO Werner Myburgh is accompanying a delegation from the Malawi Ministry of Tourism, Culture…
Werner Myburgh, CEO of Peace Parks Foundation, is accompanying a delegation from the Malawi…
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At the beginning of this year this camp looked out onto golden fields.
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Peace Parks’ CEO Werner Myburgh has hours travelling by truck and helicopter to reach the anti-poaching HQ.
Werner Myburgh, CEO of Peace Parks, is very hands on and loves working with the teams on the ground.