August 10, 2024: World Lion Day, observed every year on August 10, is an urgent reminder of the critical need to protect one of the world’s most iconic species. This day, which was established to raise awareness about the dwindling lion populations, is a powerful …
Environment Minister Visits Mid Zambezi, Lauds AWF Conservation Efforts
Located in Hurungwe District, North of Zimbabwe, Hotel Village is one of the areas affected by human wildlife conflict issues. Joint Environmental efforts by AWF and Zimparks
Feathers Unveiled: Zimbabwe’s Breathtaking Bird Watch in 2024
By Godknows Homwe: Each feathered inhabitant tells a story of resilience, grace, and the untamed beauty of our natural wonders. These remarkable birds that exemplify the rich biodiversity
Strengthening Conservation: AWF Exemplifies Commitment to Wildlife Conservation in Zimbabwe
By Godknows Homwe: The partnership between AWF and Zimparks in the Mid Zambezi Valley exemplifies a shared commitment to wildlife conservation and community development. By working together, these organizations strive to ensure the long-term viability of Zimbabwe’s natural heritage while fostering resilience and prosperity for local communities in Mbire and beyond.
Natural Wealth: Zimbabwe Launches First-Ever Report on Biodiversity Economy
By Godknows Homwe – The report estimates that the direct contribution of biodiversity to Zimbabwe’s gross domestic product (GDP) was about 7.1% in 2019, while the indirect contribution was about 18.9%. This means that biodiversity accounted for about 26% of Zimbabwe’s GDP in 2019.