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Community Development, General, Great Limpopo TFCA, Limpopo National Park
Strategy To Improve Lives Beyond Park Boundaries Takes Shape
19 January 2016
Sharing benefits of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park with those that live around it has been an important objective since its inception, and a strategy of how to attain this is taking shape.
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The Society For Conservation GIS Scholarship
15 Jan 2016
The Society for Conservation GIS (SGIS) Global Scholarship Programme is a support programme that is offering to cover SOME of the costs to allow you attend two of the best conservation GIS conferences...
Community Development, General, Great Limpopo TFCA, Limpopo National Park
A Smart Approach To Park Management
12 Jan 2016
Developed by a group of experienced conservation practitioners, the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) is a state-of-the-art tool for measuring, evaluating and improving the effectiveness of patrols and site-based conservation activities.
Community Development, General, Great Limpopo TFCA, Limpopo National Park
Environmental Educational Through Film
29 Dec 2015
If an image is worth a thousand words, then a new programme by Limpopo National Park’s Community Department should speak volumes. Late in October, more than five dozen local children attended the first...
Community Development, General, Great Limpopo TFCA, Limpopo National Park
Great Limpopo Benefits Spill Over Borders
22 Dec 2015
“We have seen that when communities benefit from conservation projects, they support it,” says Theron. The goal is now to develop projects that are also of value to local communities. These may entail...
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Ceo’s 2015 Year-End Message
08 Dec 2015
It has been another eventful and exciting year, where much has been achieved thanks to the generosity and support of donors, colleagues, friends and staff.
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Third Time Is Luckiest Yet For Cross-Border Trail
17 Nov 2015
Few enter Zimbabwe by wading barefoot across the cool, shallow waters of the Limpopo River. Even fewer people can say they have done so escorted by Chief Maluleke from the Makuleke Clan.
