A year ago, Magoe National Park was facing a growing crisis. Reports from communities, local authorities, and national media pointed to the same reality: people and elephants were colliding at an alarming rate. In 2025 alone, at least 15 people lost their lives, 10 were seriously injured, and more than 60 incidents of crop destruction and community disruption were recorded. Something had to change. Supported by MozRural and BIOFUND, MWA and Magoe National Park launched an amb

May was a busy month for Human-Wildlife Conflict mitigation in Mozambique. In a single month, four new Protected Farming Communities were established across two landscapes: Duco and Chivonguene in Magude, and Bairro Guebuza 1, Bairro Guebuza 2 and Nhabando in the Magoé landscape, Tete Province. For families living alongside elephants, hippos, and buffalo, this means more than fencing. It means sleeping at night without fear of losing an entire harvest before sunrise. It means

This week our veterinary team carried out the first vaccination campaign of the year in Debinduana, Namaacha - one of MWA’s Protected Farming Communities. 35 dogs vaccinated, protecting 67% of the local dog population against rabies. This work is part of our One Health approach , recognizing that the health of people, domestic animals, wildlife, and ecosystems is deeply connected. Healthier domestic animals reduce disease risk and help strengthen communities living alongsid

In the face of rising Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC), technical capacity matters. But local capacity matters more. By June 2025, MWA has...

Last week, we carried out our first Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) training of the year, in Magoe National Park , in partnership with...

In just 12 days, our teams have been on the ground, reinforcing the defenses of three Protected Farming Communities (PFCs) and...

Last week, something unexpected happened in one of our Protected Farming Communities in Incomati Rengue, which shelters and supports 45...

The past weeks have been all about boots on the ground, action in the field, and real impact where it matters most! Our Human-Wildlife...

Behind every protected farming community is a story of transformation, perseverance, and impact. In the heart of Manjacaze district, Memo...

Over the course of 14 days, the Mozambique Wildlife Alliance’s (MWA) Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) team embarked on an impactful journey...

As we approach World Rabies Day, we take a moment to celebrate the vital work we've done this year through our rabies vaccination...

Since January 2024, our team has been on the move, delivering crucial training sessions across Mozambique. With 12 sessions completed ,...

50 Hectares of Farmland Secured, 72 Families Empowered Our human-wildlife conflict (HWC) team recently completed a 9-day operation to...

Meet Atanásio, a dedicated shepherd from Moamba, Mozambique, whose work with the Rapid Response Unit (RRU) is making a significant impact...

In Macuacua administrative post and within the Chang Agricultural Association, a initiative has been underway to address a persistent...

Earlier this week, we shared a comprehensive recap of the Veterinary Pillar's accomplishments in 2023. Today, let's take a closer look at...

As we reflect on 2023, join us in revisiting some remarkable moments in our ongoing mission to protect and preserve Mozambique's wild...

Maputo National Park introduces the Herding for Health project, a pragmatic community-driven livestock management model designed to...

"Matsequenha Dreams: Opening Doors" was a collaboration with the Namaacha District Authorities, the Matsequenha Community and the...

In a concerted effort to address the escalating human-wildlife conflict in Chimanimani National Park, the MWA team recently conducted a...