Back in 2017, thirty-four elephants were translocated from Liwonde National Park to fast-track the recovery of critical numbers of elephants. The 3,200 km2 of Nyika national parks (two parks with the same name straddle the international border between Malawi and Zambia), provides a fantastic playground for these magnificent animals. So, it’s always joyous to see signs of their movements – even if it is only their dung!
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12 December 2024
License to Roam: Dusty the Elephant, Mozambique’s James Bond of the Wild
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 […]
