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No single protected area stands in isolation, alone. And how water flows across artificial boundaries can be so revealing about how living systems are connected. All of this life - and what sustains it - is woven together with a complexity that still evades scientists. But one thing we know, without water many of these landscapes, and the astounding biodiversity that exists here, would collapse.

We are very proud to report that we are the new recipients of a BIOFUND grant to support human-elephant coexistence in 3 key corridor areas spanning the core of Mcossa-Tambara. We believe proactive coexistence planning and strategic implementation is the very foundation of elephant recovery here. And Community- Based Natural Resources Committees (CBNRMs) stand at the forefront of this work. Watch this space for updates as we begin this journey with the CBNRM's of Musangadze, Rio dos...

The Elephant Crisis Fund (ECF) team has unrivalled continent-wide knowledge of the unique threats to African elephants and a vast...