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The article chronicles the revival of Mozambique's Zinave National Park, which was once devastated by civil war, leaving the park eerily silent and devoid of #wildlife. Over the past decade, the Peace Parks Foundation, alongside Conservation International, has reintroduced thousands of #animals, including elephants, rhinos, and lions, transforming the park into a thriving #ecosystem. This rewilding is part of a broader effort to create the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, linking protected areas across Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. These conservation efforts also aim to boost the local economy through eco-tourism and #sustainable community projects, helping both wildlife and people coexist. Advanced technology, like EarthRanger, aids anti-poaching efforts, while programs like Herding for Health promote sustainable agriculture and protect livestock from predators. Zinave's transformation highlights the challenges and triumphs of restoring and protecting Africa's savannas. https://lnkd.in/dHmPw7Fx

🦋 NEW from Natural Habitat Adventures: Endangered Migration - The Monarch Butterfly Story The annual monarch #butterfly migration to Mexico is at risk, and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has l. Together, local communities and World Wildlife Fund have made significant progress toward protecting monarch butterflies’ habitat in the alpine forests that the butterflies migrate to each winter. People living in the U.S. and Canada have the opportunity to help support monarch butterflies throughout the other stages of the insects’ life cycles by preserving habitats and food sources like milkweed here in our own countries. Now on Ecoflix 🎥 https://lnkd.in/epmkqrVB

We celebrated the first #InternationalGuanacoDay last week with Wildlife Conservation Society! Read more via the link below and add 23rd August 2025 to your diaries! https://lnkd.in/e6xu-P-T

#Artificialintelligence (AI) is being utilized as a #conservation tool in Gabon's Lopé National Park to combat wildlife poaching and protect endangered species. Researchers from Stirling University, in partnership with the Agence National des Parcs Nationaux du Gabon (ANPN) and supported by the European Union’s ECOFAC 6 programme, have deployed AI technology called Mbaza AI to analyze images from camera traps in the Congo Basin. These traps, triggered by motion sensors, capture hundreds of pictures daily. AI company Appsilon developed an algorithm capable of identifying over 25 species with 96% accuracy, significantly speeding up data analysis. This advancement allows conservationists to quickly respond to threats and manage conservation efforts more effectively, addressing challenges posed by illegal wildlife trade, habitat changes, and climate crises. https://lnkd.in/eVb_eMVq

In Gabon, new measures are being implemented to protect critically endangered forest elephants, crucial for conserving rainforests that serve as vital #wildlife habitats and carbon stores. Efforts include establishing protected areas, promoting sustainable forestry, boosting ecotourism, and installing electric fences to prevent elephants from damaging crops and reduce human-elephant conflicts. A recent survey by Gabon’s National Parks Agency (ANPN) and Wildlife Conservation estimated there are 95,000 African forest elephants in Gabon. These initiatives aim to safeguard not only the elephants but also other wildlife like gorillas and chimpanzees, and the carbon-rich Congo Basin rainforest. https://lnkd.in/epGkJiyJ

Remember to check out our best elephant films today for #WorldElephantDay! https://lnkd.in/eap72KJf

Happy #WorldElephantDay! We’re thrilled to partner with Trunks Up to support the expansion of Elephant Nature Park, where the future ROAMS FREE. The newly acquired land will be dedicated to the well-being and protection of rescued elephants from the tourism industry, providing them with refuge and freedom 24/7. It will be the first sanctuary of its kind in the region. MATCH OPPORTUNITY! Every dollar you donate will be doubled, up to $50,000! That means your $5 becomes $10, $50 becomes $100, and $500 becomes $1000! HOW YOU CAN HELP Our goal is $750,000. Your donation will fund the construction of a 3-kilometer perimeter, crucial for the elephants’ freedom and safety. Donate $250 or more and get your name on a placard at the sanctuary! Be a part of the future of Elephant Nature Park and make a lasting impact on the lives of these majestic elephants. 🐘 Donate here : https://lnkd.in/eAGM7NNF

Happy #worldcatday 🐱 Check out Fishing Cat: The Pride of Bengal, now on Ecoflix! 🎥 The fishing cat locally known as ‘Baghrol’ are endangered wild cats which are also the state animal of West Bengal. Found in the wetland terrains of eastern India, these nocturnal cats are carnivores predators, twice the size of a domestic cats, who mainly prey on fishes. Due to their likeness of appearance to leopard with olive grey fur and black strips as well as the fact that they hunt for fish from ponds and fisheries, that the village folk depend on their livelihood for, a large number of these wild cats are killed by the locals. Further due to wide spared industrialization and the clearing of wetland areas for urban development, the fishing cats are increasingly losing their habitats. This along with other hazards of human intervention like road kill has caused the ‘Baghrol’ to become endangered species. This film seeks to raise awareness among audiences from all walks of life regarding the endangerment of the ‘Baghrol’. The filmmaker, Kaushik Mukhopadhyay aims for this film to be a voice for the ongoing conservation movement for wetlands as well as the fishing cats. https://lnkd.in/eiEi25kC