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Rhino Protection Programme, Zinave National Park
A New Generation Begins: Final Female Rhinos Arrive in Zinave National Park
08 June 2026
The last of three major translocations strengthens Zinave’s breeding population and advances a long-term mission to restore rhinos to one of Africa’s most remarkable conservation recovery stories This week, Mozambique completed the final phase of a landmark rhino restoration effort, with nine female white rhinos successfully translocated to Zinave National Park in a complex cross-border operation. The latest arrivals mark an […]
READ MORECommunity Development, Great Limpopo TFCA, In Conversation, Lubombo TFCA, Mozambique, Partnerships, Zinave National Park
In Conversation with Dr. Bartolomeu Soto
02 Jun 2026
Reflecting on over a decade of strategic collaboration: Mozambique’s National Administration for Conservation Areas (ANAC) recently celebrated 15 years of conservation leadership. At the anniversary celebrations in Maputo, Peace Parks Foundation was recognised...
Community, Community Development, Conservation, Great Limpopo TFCA, Kruger National Park
Community leaders help shape landscape governance across Greater Kruger
29 May 2026
How do communities become part of systems shaping safety, conservation and decision-making across one of southern Africa’s most complex conservation landscapes? This question brought together 52 community representatives from across the Greater Kruger...
CEO Blog, Kavango Zambezi TFCA, Luengue-Luiana National Park
Creating Space: Angola and a New Future for the Largest Elephant Population in the World
21 May 2026
Blog by Werner Myburgh, CEO, Peace Parks Foundation Across southern Africa, elephants are under pressure not only from poaching and conflict. In many places, they are simply running out of space. Luengue-Luiana National...
Community, Community Development, Conservation, General, Nyika National Park, SA College for Tourism, Southern African Wildlife College
Powered by players, protecting landscapes
21 May 2026
Every protected landscape has a visible story: wildlife returning, communities building resilience, and rivers, forests and grasslands better protected. But behind that visible progress is another story: one of trust, flexible funding and...
Community Development, Great Limpopo TFCA
How connected landscapes are shaping the future of conservation
13 May 2026
The Global Affairs Canada-funded Restoring African Rangelands Project Across southern Africa, conservation is increasingly moving beyond fenced parks and into shared landscapes where people, wildlife and livelihoods depend on the same land. In...
Community, Sioma Ngwezi National Park, TFCAs, Transboundary Landscapes
His Majesty the Litunga joins Peace Parks Foundation Board
28 Apr 2026
Stellenbosch, South Africa/Western Province, Zambia – 28 April 2026 Peace Parks Foundation today announced the appointment of His Majesty the Litunga, Lubosi Imwiko II of the Western Province, Zambia, to its Board of...
