Read more about the article ZimParks US$50M 25-year pact seals a thriving future for Hwange National Park
Dr. Fulton Mangwanya, Director General of ZimParks, with IFAW’s Alleta Nyahuye, Country Director– Zimbabwe

ZimParks US$50M 25-year pact seals a thriving future for Hwange National Park

HARARE - Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) have signed a historic 25-year agreement to secure a major US$50 million investment…

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Read more about the article Zim’s largest reserve installs ranger station to enhance ranger welfare & wildlife protection
A team from ZimParks and IFAW recently visited the Makona ranger sub-station to check in on construction progress. © IFAW

Zim’s largest reserve installs ranger station to enhance ranger welfare & wildlife protection

HWANGE – Slow ranger reaction times and deployment to hotspots for poaching and human-wildlife conflict have been one of the major barriers to preventing poaching and establishing sound relationships with…

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Read more about the article Uniting wildlife and people: The challenges of Nyanga National Park
Nyangombe Falls - one of the star attractions of Nyanga district.

Uniting wildlife and people: The challenges of Nyanga National Park

Uniting Wildlife and People:The Challenges of Nyanga National Park Nyanga – The Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe may have the most diverse ecosystem in the southern African country, but the communities…

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