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CURRENT FEATURE
30 Oct 2026
Reading Nyika’s living landscape through soil and water
Nyika National Park is known as the place “where the water comes from”, with catchments contributing an estimated 10% of…
01 Oct 2026
From building fences to protecting wildlife: Kingsley Kwalyambumu’s journey in Simalaha
In 2012, Kingsley Kwalyambumu earned a living as a casual labourer, helping build a fence in Zambia’s Simalaha Community Conservancy.…
22 Sep 2026
In Conversation with António José Augusto Abacar
António José Augusto Abacar is a Mozambican conservationist with more than 30 years’ experience. He served as warden of Zinave…
12 Aug 2026
Why conservation investment in Africa matters to US security and stability
In the current edition of Nature’s Chambers, the magazine of the ICCF Group, Peace Parks’ Jamie McCallum and Lilian Spijkerman…
23 Jul 2026
From recovery to a stronger future: Zinave’s path to resilience
Zinave National Park has come back from decades of disruption. The next step is to build on that recovery, because the true test…
Earned Media
20 October 2026
Mongabay
A recent State of the World’s Birds report found nearly half of the migratory birds assessed are declining. The stark finding comes as world governments are gathered in Armenia for the ongoing U.N. Biodiversity Conference to review progress toward global conservation goals.
3 October 2026
Social TV
New iSimangaliso initiatives include over R1 million in law enforcement equipment, supplied with Peace Parks Foundation acting as intermediary.
2 October 2026
Integrity Magazine
President Daniel Chapo hands over vehicles and equipment, funded by government and Peace Parks Foundation, to Limpopo National Park.
1 October 2026
Flipit
Zinave National Park's rewilding, led by Peace Parks Foundation, has returned more than 2,500 animals, including 37 rhinos, to a park once silenced by war.
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Interviews
You cannot restore a park without working with the people who live around it.
António José Augusto Abacar
Retired Warden, Zinave National Park
02 Jun 2026
Mozambique’s National Administration for Conservation Areas (ANAC) recently celebrated 15 years of conservation leadership. At the anniversary celebrations in Maputo,…
18 Nov 2025
George Nxumayo’s connection to the Nyika-Vwaza landscape runs deep. He first started working in and around Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve…
09 Sep 2025
Peace Parks Foundation’s Site Operations Manager for the Kafue Zambezi Community Forest Project Rachael Kuliwa Sinyama leads the Kafue Zambezi…
CEO Blog
CURRENT FEATURE
21 May 2026
Creating Space: Angola and a New Future for the Largest Elephant Population in the World
Blog by Werner Myburgh, CEO, Peace Parks Foundation Across southern Africa, elephants are under pressure not only from poaching and…
08 Dec 2025
By Werner Myburgh, CEO, Peace Parks Foundation Africa’s Conservation Future In the next 30 to 50 years, Africa’s conservation will…
18 Jul 2025
The story of Maputo National Park, now recognised as a World Heritage Site, is one that I have had the…
03 Jun 2025
Last month marked 25 years since Africa’s first transfrontier park was born – one that holds a special place in…
Press Releases
01 Jul 2026
Leadership programme for protected area management across the SADC region, starting in southern Mozambique
Strengthening leadership across four Mozambican national parks through a targeted development programme for 43 current and emerging protected area leaders.
08 Jun 2026
A New Generation Begins: Final Female Rhinos Arrive in Zinave National Park
Nine female white rhinos complete the final phase of a landmark rhino restoration effort in Zinave National Park, Mozambique.
26 Feb 2026
President Arthur Peter Mutharika of The Republic of Malawi appointed Peace Parks Foundation patron
Peace Parks Foundation announces the appointment of His Excellency Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, President of the Republic of Malawi, as patron.
