Wildlife Management - The Zimbabwe Independent

Topic : Wildlife Management

Human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss threaten KAZA

KAZA is the world’s largest terrestrial transfrontier conservation area stretching across Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

By Obert Siamilandu Mar. 6, 2026

Human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss threaten KAZA

€1m boost for wildlife, habitat protection

Zimbabwe’s conservation efforts are set to receive a major boost following the announcement of a €1 million grant aimed at enhancing habitat and wildlife protection in the Hwange-Matetsi-Zambezi.

By Sydney Kawadza Mar. 5, 2026

€1m boost for wildlife, habitat protection

Wild animals kills 13 in Matabeleland provinces

Elephants, lions, buffalos, crocodiles and hippopotamuses were among the species most involved in the incidents.

By Sharon Sibindi Dec. 14, 2025

Wild animals kills 13 in Matabeleland provinces

Campaigners blast new wildlife law for overlooking humans

“Compensation acknowledges these animals are state-owned, and when they maim or kill, the state has a duty to repair the harm.”

By Nhau Mangirazi Dec. 5, 2025

Campaigners blast new wildlife law for overlooking humans

ZimParks reveals plan to boost Lake Kariba tourism, conservation

The plan is part of ZimParks’ broader strategy to consolidate wildlife conservation successes and strengthen co-operation with stakeholders.

By Obert Siamilandu Oct. 1, 2025

ZimParks reveals plan to boost Lake Kariba tourism, conservation

WWF Zimbabwe donates uniforms, camping kits and communication gadgets to ZimParks

These are some one of the critical yet under-supported wildlife conservancies that play a key role in ecological connectivity within the KAZA region.

By Own Correspondent Aug. 26, 2025

WWF Zimbabwe donates uniforms, camping kits and communication gadgets to ZimParks

Climate change, human activities threaten to wipe out southern ground hornbills

Humans must work together to reduce the carbon footprint, invest in renewable energy and implement sustainable land-use practices that prioritise the conservation of biodiversity.

By Admire Jamu Mlambo Jul. 3, 2025