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120 Graduates Excel In Hospitality And Wildlife Tracking
15 December 2017
This year, 96 women from eight Southern African Development Community member states – Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe – graduated at SA College for Tourism (SACT). They were joined by 24 young men who had completed 12 months of nationally accredited training in tracking animals in the wild, offered by […]
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A Year – End Message From The CEO
14 Dec 2017
Our 20-year anniversary is a magnificent milestone that we wish to dedicate to each and every one who supported our vision and our activities over the past two decades. We thank you for...
Great Limpopo TFCA, Limpopo National Park
New Ranger Base For Limpopo National Park’s 16TH Anniversary
29 Nov 2017
This week, Limpopo National Park (LNP) celebrated its 16th anniversary. Mozambique proclaimed the Park on 27 November 2001 and requested Peace Parks Foundation’s assistance in overseeing the park’s development as a Southern African...
Rhino Protection Programme
Protecting The ‘Birthplace Of Rhino’
27 Nov 2017
The birthplace of rhino” – this is the name often given to Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park (HiP) in KwaZulu-Natal where the southern white rhino was saved from the brink of extinction half a century...
SA College for Tourism
SACT Tracker Academy – Teaching Skills For Life
10 Nov 2017
Just outside Graaff-Reinet on Samara Private Game Reserve, Pokkie (Karel) Benadie is out tracking with his seven students. “Look at this,” he says, pointing to a newly dug shallow trench. “Anyone know what...
Great Limpopo TFCA, Southern African Wildlife College, Zinave National Park
Unlocking The Potential Of Zinave National Park
08 Nov 2017
Having been declared a protected area in 1972, only to then be ravaged by sixteen years of civil war from 1977-1992, the sun now rises over a different Zinave National Park in Mozambique....
Malawi Zambia TFCA, Nyika National Park, Rewilding
Update: Translocated Nyika Elephants Settle In
02 Nov 2017
In August 2017, 34 elephants were translocated from Liwonde National Park to Nyika National Park, Malawi. The elephants are all healthy and settling in to their new habitat on the Nyika Plateau.
