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Malawi Zambia TFCA, Nyika National Park, Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve, Water security
Nature turning on the taps: New water scheme brings safe drinking water to 18,000 Malawians
07 August 2025
The President of Malawi, His Excellency Dr. Lazarus Chakwera, today switched on the taps of a transformative community development project, the Nyika–Vwaza Gravity-Fed Piped Water Scheme. This brings safe drinking water for the first time to 18,000 people living in the vicinity of Nyika National Park and Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve. Over the next ten […]
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Crime syndicates are plundering Zambia’s heritage plant – why it matters
04 Aug 2025
In western Zambia’s Sioma Ngwezi National Park, a little-known medicinal plant is vanishing – not from overuse by local communities, but at the hands of international crime syndicates. Devil’s Claw (Harpagophytum procumbens), a...
Lubombo TFCA, Maputo National Park, Mozambique Community Development, Uncategorised
Building Futures: Maputo National Park’s Strategy to Improve Human-Wildlife Co-existence
31 Jul 2025
After a civil war that devastated Mozambique’s wildlife and landscapes over 16 years, Maputo National Park is once again teeming with life. Situated in one of the world’s most biologically rich eco-regions, the...
Community, Community Development, In Conversation, Malawi Zambia TFCA, Nyika National Park, Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve
In Conversation with Judge Twea
29 Jul 2025
Taking the Nyika-Vwaza landscape to new heights. Meet His Honour Mr Edward Twea, retired Judge President of the Supreme Court of Appeal in Malawi and recently appointed Board Chairperson of the Nyika-Vwaza Co-management...
CEO Blog, Lubombo TFCA, Maputo National Park, Mozambique, Partnerships
Maputo National Park – a lost paradise reborn
18 Jul 2025
Blog by Werner Myburgh, Peace Parks Foundation CEO about the ongoing journey of Maputo National Park – Now a World Heritage Site The story of Maputo National Park, now recognised as a World...
Biodiversity, Maputo National Park
Maputo National Park joins the world stage as Mozambique’s first natural World Heritage Site
13 Jul 2025
UNESCO has officially inscribed Maputo National Park as a World Heritage Site, marking a significant achievement for Mozambique and a major step forward for biodiversity protection on the African continent. “This is a...
Banhine National Park, Community Development, Conservation, Limpopo National Park, Maputo National Park, Mozambique, Zinave National Park
Transformative impact on Mozambique’s protected areas in 2024
25 Jun 2025
Maputo, Mozambique – In southern Africa, where Mozambique’s wild landscapes connect with those of its neighbours, regional peace is fostered, communities benefit, and extraordinary natural spaces are protected. With a quarter of the country...
