The perilous 1,000-mile journey to save Africa’s endangered black rhinos
28 October 2022
Zinhane, Mozambique – Ana Marta Francisco Chaúque viewed with pride the clearing where she stood. Two hectares of land had been planted with crops, and an additional five hectares were earmarked for this purpose. This small community development initiative represents a significant leap forward for conservation in southern Africa. By improving their agricultural practices, Chaúque […]
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The humpback whale’s scientific name Megaptera novaeangliae, carries a sense of magic. The two words “Mega,” meaning giant, and “Ptera,” meaning wing in ancient Greek, perfectly describe these colossal, winged beings that soar...
Peace Parks Foundation is deeply honoured to welcome the President of South Africa, His Excellency Cyril Ramaphosa, as an Honorary Patron. As Honorary Patron, President Ramaphosa will be joining the Heads of State...
Zinave National Park in Mozambique has become a haven for the critically endangered black and endangered white rhino in a spectacular rewilding effort that has helped create the nation’s first ‘big five’ national...
The Government of Mozambique understands the value that its wild spaces hold. This government has placed a quarter of the entire country under formal protection, making it one of the most conservation-oriented nations...
Peace Parks Foundation works in transboundary landscape restoration with a focus on rewilding protected areas whilst protecting and supporting the communities that live alongside national parks and wildlife reserves. In Mozambique, successful rewilding...
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