Lead farmers on the banks of the Zambezi River are trained to become ‘contact’ farmers, empowering them to train other farmers in conservation agriculture techniques. This type of farming concentrates on soil management practices, minimising the disruption of natural biodiversity. It improves crop yields and leads to long-term environmental and financial sustainability.
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10 December 2024
Fishing Smart for People and Nature
Communities in and around Maputo National Park have fished in its beautiful lakes for many years. They rely on this source of food, which is why the park started a sustainable fishing initiative, to ensure that the lakes stand protected and continue to provide sustenance. […]
