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Researchers link the severe flooding across southern Africa, which hit Mozambique hardest and affected nearly 800,000 people, to a warming climate.

Malawi President Arthur Peter Mutharika is appointed Honorary Patron of Peace Parks Foundation, championing cross-border conservation across Africa.

Maputo National Park, supported by Peace Parks Foundation and FAO, hands 650 beehives to buffer zone communities, creating new income for local fishers.

TUI Care Foundation and Peace Parks Foundation launch TUI Forest Mozambique, restoring more than 150 hectares of mangroves in Maputo National Park.

Peace Parks Foundation is delighted to announce the appointment of His Excellency Daniel Francisco Chapo, President of the Republic of Mozambique, as Patron. President Chapo joins a distinguished group of leaders committed to promoting biodiversity conservation and regional cooperation across Southern Africa.

Researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) have rediscovered a lizard species not seen for more than half a century, confirming the survival of what conservationists had long feared might be lost.

Fifty years ago, Banhine National Park in Mozambique was a wildlife haven, teeming with herds of giraffe, buffalo and antelope. Then, it was stripped nearly bare by decades of civil war and unchecked poaching.

Fifty years ago, Banhine National Park in Mozambique was a wildlife haven, teeming with herds of giraffe, buffalo and antelope. Then, it was stripped nearly bare by decades of civil war and unchecked poaching.

The Peace Parks Foundation (PPF), a South African conservation organization, believes that the reintroduction of wildlife into Banhine National Park, in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza, is crucial for biodiversity conservation and promotion of ecotourism.

The Dinokeng Game Reserve in South Africa has a thriving rhino population, but their exact numbers and the details of the security operation that keeps them safe from poaching are closely guarded secrets.

Mozambique, a country celebrated for its vivid coastlines and vibrant cultural tapestry, is home to one of the most important ecological treasures in Southern Africa: Maputo National Park. Stretching across the country’s southern tip, near the borders of South Africa and Eswatini, the park forms the heart of the Maputaland Centre of Endemism – a globally recognised hotspot of biodiversity and ecological importance, and one of the 36 most biologically diverse and endangered regions in the world

The new 154,000ha Maputo heritage park forms an extension to South Africa’s 240,000ha iSimangaliso Wetland Park, enlarging the total area of this transboundary world heritage site to almost 400,000ha.

Ten endangered black rhinos have been successfully relocated from South Africa to Zinave National Park in Mozambique.This conservation effort aims to build the first viable population of black rhinos in Mozambique in more than 50 years.

Mozambique’s Zinave National Park (PNZ), in the southern province of Inhambane, which is part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, on Monday received 10 new black rhinos, five males and five females.

Ten South African black rhinos relocated to Mozambique after 50-year extinction

This week, a pivotal moment for wildlife conservation unfolded as ten critically endangered black rhinos were successfully translocated from South Africa to Zinave National Park in Mozambique. This marks a significant step in restoring the black rhino population, which has been locally extinct in the region for over fifty years.

Mozambique’s National Administration of Conservation Areas and the South African Peace Parks Foundation (PPF), through the One Limpopo One Health (OLOH) project, are promoting new production techniques that are alternatives to rainfed agriculture for the communities in the buffer zone of the Limpopo National Park (PNL), in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza.

The Peace Parks Foundation (PPF), a South African conservation organization, will invest over 300 million meticais (4.6 million US dollars at the current exchange rate) to promote wildlife conservation in the Banhine National Park, Chigubo district, in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza.