Connected for Conservation 

Meet Dusty – Mozambique’s very own James Bond of the wild! This expert navigator of ecological corridors has been roaming the vast landscapes of Mozambique’s Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area. In this PeaceParks.TV episode, a team of wildlife veterinarians from the Mozambique Wildlife Alliance is […]

Collaring elephants to track their movements is a key step towards achieving harmony between people and wildlife. In this PeaceParks.TV episode we follow the team at Simalaha Community Conservancy as they collar 10 elephants in the region. This operation plays an important role in protecting […]

In Mozambique, two male lions, brothers, bypassed fences and roamed 80km to the south of Limpopo National Park where they started hunting cattle from a nearby village. This alarmed the local community, who feared the lions and were concerned by the loss of livestock which […]

Maputo National Park had only five spotted hyena as part of the carnivore guild, and we are here to film the final part in the relocation of three more from Sabie Game Park.

In today’s episode, we join Dr Hugo Pereira, a wildlife veterinarian from the Mozambique Wildlife Alliance, and team on an exciting mission in Sabie Game Park.   They are working to relocate a clan of spotted hyena, a key hunter scavenger species which keeps environments clean […]

This week, PeaceParks.TV joins the Zinave National Park team on a mission to fit a GPS tracking collar on an elephant. This operation is not just about tagging one elephant; it’s about securing the future of the entire population of an estimated 233 elephants in the park and promoting peaceful coexistence between people and wildlife.

This week on PeaceParks.TV, we visit the Simalaha Community Conservancy in Zambia, where the Simalaha Smart Park Project is in full swing.  Funded by the German Postcode Lottery, the project includes various components that promote peaceful human-wildlife coexistence through smart technologies.  Through the project, Peace […]

Communities living on the boundary of Banhine National Park are reaping the benefits of the park’s operations.   In this week’s PeaceParks.TV episode, we head to Banhine where the park’s co-management partners, Mozambique’s National Administration for Conservation Areas (ANAC) and Peace Parks Foundation, hand over a […]

Communities surrounding Banhine National Park are embracing safer, more sustainable cooking practices, thanks to a cookstove project introduced by the park and supported by the German Postcode Lottery.  These environmentally friendly cookstoves emit significantly less smoke, helping to safeguard the health of the women who […]

In the Tchai-Tchai community near Banhine National Park, Mozambique, Fatima Samuel Mbiza is building a brighter future for her family.   The mother of eight always dreamed of better opportunities but financial struggles once made it difficult.  Her youngest son had to herd cattle instead of […]

This week on PeaceParks.TV, we share the inspiring story of Elizabete Matsimbe, a professional herder whose resilience and determination have transformed her family’s future. When Elizabete lost her husband – the family’s sole breadwinner – she was left without an income, pregnant, and caring for […]

In the second episode of our four-part series for International Women’s Month, we meet Vera Kahundu Mwalye, a Zambian professional herder carving out a future in a traditionally male-dominated field.  Through Herding for Health, a partnership between Conservation International and Peace Parks Foundation, Vera has […]

In this episode of PeaceParks.TV, we ask Aviation Manager and Chief Pilot, Hannes van Wyk, what’s something small in nature that makes a big impact?  Known as our bush encyclopedia, Hannes has the answer to just about any nature-related question in our #AskHannes video series.  […]

Maputo National Park had only five spotted hyena as part of the carnivore guild, and we are here to film the final part in the relocation of three more from Sabie Game Park.

Combatting Wildlife Crime Manager, Gillian Rhodes, and Kate Ohlhoff, Fund Development Manager, are meeting with Ambassador Reuben Brigety, the U.S. ambassador to South Africa to give an overview of Peace Parks’ work and more specifically, our Combating Wildlife Crime initiatives. The ambassador is here because […]

The second semester at the SA College for Tourism has arrived. Hospitality students have already had the opportunity to explore accommodation management, cooking, catering and interacting with guests. Now, after a careful selection process, they are ready to specialise. We join the students as they […]

The board of the soon to be established Nyika-Vwaza Co-management Trust has been appointed. This board will oversee and guide strategically the protection, restoration and development of two of Malawi’s flagship conservation areas; Nyika National Park and Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve.

This week on PeaceParks.TV, SA College for Tourism’s first semester is drawing to a close. Students eagerly apply their newfound skills by setting up catering displays and putting on a fashion show. It is a time to reflect on all they have learned and consider which specialties to pursue.

From DIY in the office, checking up on the latest tourism developments in Maputo National Park, 4x4ing through Banhine or wild camping in Limpopo – when Antony’s around, adventure is never far away!

Brian is a Conservancy Assistant who works with farming communities in the Simalaha Community Conservancy in Zambia.

Careen is a scout in Simalaha Community Conservancy whose passion and knowledge for the environment that she works in, never fails to leave us inspired!

Gordon’s passion for community development and biodiversity conservation shines through in his incredible knowledge about southern Africa.

Hannes is the Aviation Manager and Chief Pilot for Peace Parks Foundation, and his job is probably the envy of many.

Hunter works in Limpopo National Park, keeping wildlife away from camp and providing companionship for the rangers.

Johalize is a conservation planner responsible for scoping out new areas for tourism development.

Lésa communicates the importance of the Peace Parks Foundation work, through reinvented conservation narratives and emotionally and intellectually engaging footage.

Lilian’s 20-year journey working in nature conservation and sustainable development has provided extensive experience in connecting funding at scale to programmes that deliver clear impact.

When Norman isn’t out managing patrols and looking for illegal activities in the field, you can find him training Nyika’s canine handlers and their four-legged furry rangers or tending to his orchids which he successfully hand-pollinated using a Q-Tip…impressive, right?

Cecilia Hertz, Founder and Managing Director of Umbilical Design, is the visionary behind Space for Wildlife. The project bridges the gap between space technology and conservation, aiming to protect Africa’s wildlife and guardians of nature using advanced insights and design.

A project with BirdLife SA has seen Zinave become the largest Vulture Safe Zone in southern Africa.

Success within conservation areas comes from working with communities.

How students in China are helping rhino conservation through innovative design.

How you can earn money and invest in conservation at the same time!

Challenges and achievements in constructing Maputo National Park’s new beachside eco-lodge.

Peace Parks Foundation hosts dedicated donors, the board of the Swedish Postcode Association, on an enlightening and adventurous field visit to Zinave and Maputo national parks. The trip highlights the impact of their invaluable contribution to immense efforts on the ground.

The Postcode Lottery Group gets to see first-hand how their funding has helped conservation on the ground.

The Postcode Lottery Group learn how the SAWC is at the forefront of people-centred conservation.

The Postcode Lottery Group head to Kruger to learn about ground-breaking counter-poaching initiatives.

CEO of Peace Parks Foundation reveals his top five Peace Parks TV films of 2021. Coming in at #1…

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