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Reviving this African game reserve meant catching, transporting hundreds of animals

12 October 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Peace Parks Foundation works to restore cross-border conservation areas in southern Africa and was involved in the animal relocation to Banhine. It is also spearheading a project to restock Mozambique …Read More at Source

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