Microsoft Launches ‘Planetary Computer’ to Reach Biodiversity Goals
06 May 2020
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Magic Grant supports women’s empowerment initiative
08 Mar 2021
Our very own Mariette Ferreira, Executive Director of the SA College for Tourism (SACT), is a recipient of the Magic Grant awarded by the Helen Gurley Brown Foundation. The Foundation awards these grants to individuals who are dedicating their lives to transformative work through bold leadership and vision, especially in women’s empowerment.
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Saying goodbye to a remarkable man
09 Feb 2021
We are profoundly saddened by the loss of Chrispin Muchindu, a friend and colleague who, for the past eight years, was an intricate part of the Peace Parks team.
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Farewell to a great friend and mentor
22 Dec 2020
It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to a stalwart of Peace Parks Foundation this week. Surrounded by his family, Johannes Jacobus Marthinus van Zyl, best known as Boetie, passed away...
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Resetting for 2021 and beyond
11 Dec 2020
Two things became crystal clear in 2020: the work we do in restoring a healthy balance between humans and nature has never been more important, and secondly, we need to rethink the norm....
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Additional SEK 700 000 funding from Swedish Postcode Lottery
23 Oct 2020
The Swedish Postcode Lottery continues to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to southern Africa’s people and the region’s conservation efforts - having staunchly supported the work of Peace Parks Foundation for a decade.
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André Kilian – always in our hearts
06 Sep 2020
Andre leaves behind a lasting legacy having profoundly changed the lives of so many young women and men.
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Green inside and out
02 Jun 2020
Peace Parks Foundation takes the necessary steps to ensure we remain ‘green’ - not just in the conservation areas where we are operational, but also at the various offices we work from.
