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 Myburgh
Chief Executive Officer
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.
Marrying Two Landscapes
New Herding 4 Health programme to instil harmony between national parks and communities.
A Slice Of Nature’s Finest!
Lilian gives us a peek into what visitors can expect when visiting Membene eco-lodge.
Making History in Zinave
Zinave set to become Mozambique’s first ‘Big 5’ national park after rhino reintroduction in 2022.
Raw & Honest Content Is The Future
We discuss the challenges and fears of starting Peace Parks TV and the future of communication.
The Link Between Climate and Biodiversity
New science investigates how rewilding can help mitigate the climate crisis
Mission to Maputo National Park
Peace Parks is proud to launch PEACE – Peace Parks Exclusive African Conservation Experiences.
Why the largest TCFA needs urgent investment
Peace Parks has been supporting the…
Zebra collaring key to future
CEO Werner Myburgh is accompanying a delegation from the Malawi Ministry of Tourism, Culture…
Community marks recent successes
Werner Myburgh, CEO of Peace Parks Foundation, is accompanying a delegation from the Malawi…
Words from big business
Former Chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company, Neville Isdell and Peace Parks…
A big moment for conservation
After a long journey from the Northern Cape, the mother and daughter cheetah finally arrive at the boma.
Four cheetah moving to Maputo Special Reserve
In the lore of conservation, all translocations are not equal. Capturing an elephant might sound difficult…
Touring and talks for CEO of Peace Parks
In the business of rewilding Africa, so many countries, people and partners are involved that a lot of talking is…
Do something, urges CEO of Peace Parks
Lifting the lid on the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic in the world of conservation…
First visitors to Shackleton Lodge in months
COVID-19 continues to bear down on the tourism…
Nature’s strange but clever relationships
Werner Myburgh, CEO of Peace Parks Foundation, explains the fascinating relationship between
Stunning vantage point
The Limpopo National Park in Mozambique is a huge stretch of wilderness terrain…
Werner hosts Zambian contingent
As part of important conservation work that Peace Parks Foundation will be doing in Zambia, there also comes…
Can you spot the wildlife?
Safaris can be taken on foot, in a truck or from the air. Seeing animals here in such numbers is incredible…
From fields to oasis
At the beginning of this year this camp looked out onto golden fields.
Weeds get in the way
On a field visit in Zinave National Park, Werner is shocked at the height of the overgrowth.
Bush travel is full of surprises
Peace Parks’ CEO Werner Myburgh has hours travelling by truck and helicopter to reach the anti-poaching HQ.
All in a day’s work for CEO
Werner Myburgh, CEO of Peace Parks, is very hands on and loves working with the teams on the ground.
