Nov 16, 2022 | Agriculture, Coffee, Community, Conservation
The women and men who raise and produce coffee on Mount Gorongosa shared photos of what they see as their biggest hurdles and best practices during a photography exhibit in early November. The images they took captured the benefits of growing coffee and conserving...
Nov 12, 2022 | Conservation, Human Wildlife Coexistance, Wildlife
Top photo – Miguel Lajas More than 102,000 animals were counted – the most ever – by the Gorongosa National Park Science Department during its 2022 aerial wildlife count. The team surveyed a core 60% of the Park in late October over a...
Nov 5, 2022 | Community, Conservation
Piro Regulado in Djuchenje, District of Gorongosa is the newest community to join a group of Community Conservation Areas in the districts of Cheringoma, Dondo and Nhamatanda. Community Conservation Areas are set up to ensure the maintenance and protection of local...
Oct 17, 2022 | Biodiversity, Conservation, Education
Gorongosa National Park is included as rewilding success story in “Wilder”, a global tour of innovative conservation projects led by passionate environmentalists. Rewilding is a new approach to wildlife conservation with incredible potential. Author Millie Kerr...
Jul 14, 2022 | Biodiversity, Conservation, Wildlife
Photo – Piotr Naskrecki A clan of hyenas took flight and relocated from the Karingani Game Reserve to Gorongosa National Park. Hyenas are critical to the ecosystem. Not only are they scavengers and part of nature’s “clean-up crew” they are proficient predators...
Jul 4, 2022 | Biodiversity, Conservation, Education, EO Wilson, Sustainable Development
(Camping photo – Merlyn Nomsa Nkomo) A team of Gorongosa scientists returned from an early May expedition to Mount Gorongosa with host of new data and wildlife findings. It was the first opportunity to survey the mountain’s unique terrain in 11 years....
