Conservation through Collective Action: The Zambezi Network harnesses the strength of the many entities contributing to conservation in the Zambezi Valley.
Aerial reports suggest that the #Kangaluwi copper mine in LZNP has begun development. Read the full details of the status of the project and associated list of environmental concerns: https://t.co/docGzhXJe4 #conservation#zambezivalley#mining
An inspirational leader in the conservation education space. We have also been lucky enough to have Palloma work with ZVCN over the past few months to develop our conservation education programme.
Last week, @UsaidZimbabwe brought together over 150 stakeholders from across the country to discuss research and strategies to move from #humanwildlifeconflict to #humanwildlifecoexistence. Get a full summary of the workshop here: https://t.co/ZL47Ir2Lyu
Nature is an indispensable resource for social and economic prosperity. However, the human quest for development is exerting enormous pressure on scarce natural resources says AWF's Oliva Mufute @AWF_Official
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Jan Teede's latest Field Guide to #manapools is available through the Zambezi Network. Profits from the book sales go towards conserving the Zambezi Valley.
ZVCN joined other Zambezi Valley stakeholders last week in a series of valuable workshops held by @UNDPZimbabwe and @Zimparks and facilitated by Dr Ian Games, as part of a 10-year strategic management plan for the mid Zambezi Word Heritage site and surrounding protected areas.
This is Langton and Success Mauribi, of #Chundu, #Zimbabwe. Thanks to the newly sunk borehole in the village (thank you supporters!) they have been able to grow a bumper crop of their favourite fruit and veggies alongside their tree nursery without walking kms each day for water.
@MyTreesTrust is delighted to have been selected as @Coldplay's conservation partner for their upcoming tour. This is the start of a partnership that will see the restoration and protection of hundreds of thousands of hectares of Zim's precious remaining woodlands. Thank you!
This kind of overcrowding & close proximity to wildlife can have real negative impacts,especially for #cheetahs. The revenue is important but we need more responsibile tourism & more awareness of the impacts poorly regulated photo-tourism can have. https://t.co/gwipKa2FGd
@AmyDickman4 We need to give animals the space they deserve and not treat them like products. It's so important that Parks management also ensures tourists follow the guidelines
Zambezi Valley News: We unpack the carnivore collaring research underway in Mana Pools and how it aims to contribute to #conservation management plans: https://t.co/PJqkaoXOxS
โWe must collectively reimagine and work toward a #conservation approach that proactively, vocally and urgently supports #Indigenous people and local communities and other defenders in their efforts to defend and protect nature.โ Ameyali Ramos, Deputy Chair of CEESP #IUCNcongress
Find out about the research being undertaken in Mana Pools by @Zimparks and @PW_Conservancy to protect elephants, carnivores and painted dogs. https://t.co/jRH6pse0tD
The next 10 years are our final chance to avert a climate catastrophe, turn back the deadly tide of pollution and end species loss.
Let today be the start of a new decade โ one in which we finally make peace with nature and secure a better future for all. #WorldEnvironmentDay