Peace Parks News
21 October 2009Transfrontier marine park a first
Africa's first - and largest - transfrontier marine conservation area has been established, connecting Maputaland in South Africa's World Heritage Site, the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, with Mozambique'
16 October 2009Avis keeps Peace Parks Foundation on the move
Avis has once again renewed its commitment to the Peace Parks Foundation by sponsoring the non-profit organisation (NGO) with the use of a Volkswagen Polo and a Toyota Fortuner.Avis chief executive, W
6 October 2009Birth of Earth's greatest park
The Chobe and Zambezi are the arteries of a gigantic peace park in the making; one that is set to alleviate the overpopulation of elephants along these banks and transform tourism in southern Africa.T
5 October 2009Toyota Enviro Outreach: In conversation with Theresa Sowry
Litnet's Naomi Bruwer interviews Theresa Sowry, Executive Manager: Training of the Southern African Wildlife College, seen here at the 2008 graduation ceremony.What is the Southern African Wildlife Co
22 September 2009Wild editor hosts transfrontier series
Cameron Ewart-Smith, editor of Wild magazine, the official publication of the Wild Card programme and its partner parks, will reveal transfrontier conservation areas or peace parks on SABC.The six-par
11 September 2009Innovative road-building
An environment-friendly road-building project in the iSimangaliso (formerly Greater St Lucia) wetland park is enhancing the area's status as a natural World Heritage Site.It is also providing jobs for
→ read more…30 August 2009NWR opens Ai-Ais hot springs spa
/Ai /Ais-Richtersveld - Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has re-opened its newly refurbished and former rest camp Ai-Ais Hot Spring Spa for business as it strategically positions its operations ahead of
12 August 20092008 Annual Review and Financial Statements
The 2008 Annual Review and Financial Statements have been uploaded here for your perusal.
21 July 2009Region to stamp conservation efforts
NGOMA - The five participating countries in the Kavango Zambezi (KAZA) Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) are expected to sign the multilateral treaty that will formally establish the KAZA TFCA in
15 July 2009Proclamation of Marine Protected Area in Africa’s first Marine TFCA
On 14 July 2009 the government of Mozambique took a significant step in protecting its coastline when it declared a 678km² Marine Protected Area stretching from Ponta do Ouro in the south to the Mapu