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Zimbabwe female rangers enter male dominated space

Zimbabwe female rangers enter male dominated space
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ZimParks remodels strategic business plan - Zimbabwe Situation

ZimParks remodels strategic business plan - Zimbabwe Situation
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Boat gift strengthens ZimParks river patrols - Zimbabwe Situation

Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has received a boat, Spotfisher 220, from African Wildlife Foundation

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Why Zimbabwe has to sell some of its elephants

Why Zimbabwe has to sell some of its elephants Why Zimbabwe has to sell some of its elephants Zimbabwe has a proud history of successful elephant conservation and is one of the key elephant range states and home to the second-largest elephant population after Botswana. Elephants are distributed in four main regions in Zimbabwe: Northwest Matabeleland (Hwange-Matetsi), Sebungwe, mid-Zambezi Valley, and South-East Lowveld (Gonarezhou). These ranges cover different land tenure categories in Zimbabwe, which include parks estates, privately-owned land, communal land and indigenous forest areas. The country has an elephant population estimated at 84 000, according to the last census conducted in 2014.

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