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General, PPF Netherlands
17 years of support from the Dutch Postcode Lottery
07 March 2019
Peace Park Foundation has received a contribution of €1,350,000 from the Dutch Postcode Lottery to continue their work on the establishment of transfrontier conservation areas in southern Africa, as well as an additional €3,000,000 for the further development of wildlife corridors in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area.
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Training off the beaten track
05 Mar 2019
Denton Joachim, a Peace Parks Foundation GIS Technician, is regularly sent out to train field staff in several southern African transfrontier conservation areas. His work takes him well off the beaten track, often...
Malawi Zambia TFCA
Enchanted by the beauty and promise of Malawi
18 Jan 2019
Majestic landscapes, warm-hearted hospitality and the atmosphere of old Africa make Malawi an enchanting place to visit. Add to this the progressive conservation plans and practices being implemented in Nyika and Vwaza Marsh...
Veterinary Research
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak: Conservation International and Peace Parks Foundation call for a non-geographic, science based approach
16 Jan 2019
Conservation International and Peace Parks Foundation are urging policy makers in South Africa to use a non-geographic based trade approach following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in cattle in the Vhembe District of...
Lubombo TFCA, Maputo Special Reserve
Welcoming new rangers to the Maputo Special Reserve team
18 Dec 2018
On Thursday 13 December, 25 new Maputo Special Reserve rangers successfully completed a six-week training programme undertaken by the Southern African Wildlife College.
General
From our CEO: a moment to reflect on 2018
13 Dec 2018
Reflecting on 2018 evokes a range of emotions for us. The year provided us with newfound energy and inspiration, and we would like to share some of the highlights with you.
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WATCH: Rewilding Africa – a journey of a thousand animals.
13 Dec 2018
Habitat loss has been identified as the main threat to 85% of all species described in the IUCN's Red List. During 2018, facilitated by strategic partnerships, we translocated more than a thousand animals. ...
