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Simalaha Community ConservancyProtected by Peace Parks FoundationSponsored by Killerbody FoodRegistered to Killerbody Food

Protected by Peace Parks Foundation

Simalaha is Zambia's first Community Conservancy, where the Sesheke and Sekhute Chiefdoms are taking ownership of their own destiny - Peace Parks is supporting them on this journey

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Our dream is to reestablish, renew and preserve large functional ecosystems that transcend man-made boundaries, thereby protecting and regenerating natural and cultural heritage vital to enabling and sustaining a harmonious future for man and the nature.

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An Exemplary Community Conservation Approach

By Peace Parks Foundation - January 27, 2023

Zambia’s Simalaha Community Conservancy and Sioma Ngwezi National Park are sh...

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The Benefits Of Cookstoves In Communities

By Peace Parks Foundation - November 03, 2022

On a recent trip to Zambia, some of Peace Parks Foundation’s senior staff are...

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Learning About The Herding 4 Health Programme

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 13, 2022

It’s a day of celebration as members from Peace Parks Foundation and IKI are ...

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A Helicopter Flip Over Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 06, 2022

Peace Parks Foundation’s Lilian Spijkerman joins a group of donors from the D...

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AFRICA’S EDEN TOURISM...

Community Collaboration at Zambian Horseback Safaris

By Peace Parks Foundation - September 27, 2022

Happy World Tourism Day! 💚 Not only can you buy a M2 to support Simalaha, bu...

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The Importance of Community-Led Conservation

By Peace Parks Foundation - September 20, 2022

Peace Parks Foundation and partners have been training farmers in the Simalah...

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The World’s Largest Waterfall From Above

By Peace Parks Foundation - September 15, 2022

As Peace Parks colleagues and a group from DOB Ecology finalise their trip in...

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From surviving to thriving using conservation agriculture techniques

By Peace Parks Foundation - September 09, 2022

With support from Peace Parks Foundation and partners, local farmers in Simal...

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A Unique Safari Experience

By Peace Parks Foundation - September 01, 2022

Game viewing on horseback is not something that usually jumps to mind when th...

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Reaping The Rewards Of Commerical Agriculture In Zambia

By Peace Parks Foundation - August 25, 2022

In Zambia's Simalaha Community Conservancy, Peace Parks’ Lilian Spijkerman & ...

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Showcasing Simalaha’s Community Development Projects

By Peace Parks Foundation - August 18, 2022

Simalaha wins first prize at the Western Province Agriculture & Commercial Sh...

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How burning land in protected areas contributes to conservation

By Peace Parks Foundation - August 11, 2022

How does burning protected land in Zambia’s Simalaha Community Conservancy co...

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The Rise Of Simalaha’s Wildlife Scouts

By Peace Parks Foundation - August 04, 2022

Careen Nyambe is one of the many familiar and friendly faces on Peace Parks T...

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The Ubiquitous African Bush Squirrel

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 21, 2022

Careen and her fellow scouts have the important responsibility of looking aft...

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Impressive Knowledge About Zambia’s Trees!

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 14, 2022

The importance of trees is often taken for granted, but thanks to passionate ...

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Sustainable Commercial Agriculture in Zambia

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 07, 2022

In the Simalaha Community Conservancy, the development of sustainable commerc...

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Herding 4 Health Expands Into Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - June 17, 2022

In many countries within Africa, cattle and livestock are integral to the loc...

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Horsing Around In Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - June 17, 2022

You can experience an incredible horseback safari in the remote African wilde...

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How we built a regenerative farm from scratch - Grounded

By Peace Parks Foundation - June 03, 2022

Grounded, a Peace Parks Foundation partner, explains how they started a regen...

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Green innovation takes the Gold

By Peace Parks Foundation - June 06, 2022

The Simalaha Community Conservancy’s Cookstove Programme has officially been ...

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Crazy For Cassava

By Peace Parks Foundation - May 31, 2022

Morgan Mutakela, a small-scale farmer in the Simalaha Community Conservancy, ...

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A Sea of Illegal Fishing Nets

By Peace Parks Foundation - May 23, 2022

With over two-thirds of the world’s fishing stocks depleted, Peace Parks is w...

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Overcoming Drought In Zambia

By Peace Parks Foundation - May 16, 2022

Like many places around the world, water is a precious resource in Zambia’s S...

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Genius Invention To Improve Food Security

By Peace Parks Foundation - May 12, 2022

During a visit in Simalaha, the Peace Parks team is surrounded by a group of ...

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A River Full Of Hippos

By Peace Parks Foundation - April 11, 2022

Hippo populations are under increasing pressure over the last decade as human...

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The Transformation Of Simalaha During The Floods

By Peace Parks Foundation - April 01, 2022

During the annual Zambezi floods, the transformation of Simalaha is a sight t...

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A Nifty Sustainable Cooking Solution | Saving Time & Trees

By Peace Parks Foundation - March 18, 2022

Illegal logging & the removal of large trees to be used as fuel for cooking i...

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Returns Of Rewilding in Zambia

By Peace Parks Foundation - March 18, 2022

Since the establishment of Simalaha in 2012, 1 700 animals have been rewilded...

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Looking After Beautiful Beasts

By Peace Parks Foundation - March 14, 2022

Rewilding is an important part of restoring Simalaha’s beautiful landscape an...

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School Children’s First Drone Sighting

By Peace Parks Foundation - March 07, 2022

There is excitement and curiosity as a drone drops down from the sky & hovers...

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Peace Parks And Treadle Pumps

By Peace Parks Foundation - February 28, 2022

A treadle pump is a human-powered suction pump that is used for irrigation. T...

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Singing About Trees

By Peace Parks Foundation - February 11, 2022

In Simalaha, the children are taught to love and protect nature through an En...

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Simalaha Teacher Training Workshop, Zambia – Children in the Wilderness

By Peace Parks Foundation - February 11, 2022

Twelve schools in Simalaha are part of Peace Park’s Environmental Education P...

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Simalaha Community Conservancy 2022

By Peace Parks Foundation - February 07, 2022

There are exciting developments in store for Simalaha in 2022. These developm...

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Women Scouts in Simalaha - Peace Parks

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Giraffe and wildebeest spotted on patrol! Careen Nyambe is one of the female ...

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No Radio Ga Ga

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Peace Parks Foundation hopes to engage East Star Radio, a station in Zambia’s...

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Simalaha Schools Turn Kids Green

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

At Mwandi primary school in Simalaha, teachers are attending a workshop as pa...

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Sustainable fishing in Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Peace Parks in partnership with the Simalaha Community Conservancy & the Nami...

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Surprise Hippo Visitor

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

A hippo visits the Simalaha Community Conservancy - This is all part of the w...

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Fish Protection In The Zambezi River - Peace Parks

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Peace Parks in partnership with the Simalaha Community Conservancy & the Nami...

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FAR AND RIDE

Simalaha Horse Safaris riding holiday, Zambia

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Experience Simalaha Community Conservancy on horseback safari. Years ago the ...

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Simalaha and Victoria Falls

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Simalaha is only around 140 kilometres upstream from Victoria Falls, the worl...

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Simalaha Incubator Farm Company, Zambia - Grounded

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Grounded is helping the Simalaha Community with healthy agricultural practice...

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Chiefdom Explained - Peace Parks

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Zambia’s first community conservancy, it was created by visionaries senior Ch...

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Peace Parks Work In Simalaha - Peace Parks

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 01, 2021

It’s hard to imagine the poverty in some rural areas in Africa. Bringing back...

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Tech giant rallies behind the children of Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

Hitachi’s support in the past also had a significant impact on the education ...

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SIMALAHA HORSE SAFARIS

Horseback safari in Zambia - Simalaha Horse Safaris

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 01, 2021

Simalaha Horse Safaris offers you the unique opportunity to explore the Zambe...

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Peace Parks Foundation: Saving Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

The Simalaha Community Conservancy - the first of its kind in Zambia - is one...

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Sustainable fishing in Simalaha

By Peace Parks Foundation - October 19, 2021

A new community-managed transboundary fishery project in the Kavango Zambezi ...

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Simalaha Community Conservancy: Treadle pumps

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 01, 2021

In order to provide all-year field irrigation, 490 treadle pumps were distrib...

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Rewilding the Simalaha Community Conservancy

By Peace Parks Foundation - July 01, 2021

In 2013, supported by Peace Parks, a wildlife sanctuary measuring 22 000 ha w...

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Leadership and Resilience Training

By Peace Parks Foundation - February 20, 2023

Seven ranger leaders from protected areas across Malawi, Zambia and Mozambiqu...