SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
African Elephant Conservation in Rwanda: 2026 Status
Rwanda’s African elephants survive in small, fragmented populations, including Akagera and the Virunga landscape. Conservation priorities in 2026 are habitat protection, human-elephant conflict reduction, cross-border law enforcement and better monitoring.
African Wild Dog Conservation in Zambia (2026): Status and Action
Zambia remains one of the few African countries with viable African wild dog populations, especially in the Luangwa Valley and Kafue National Park. Conservation is delivering local progress, but habitat fragmentation, snares, disease and conflict continue to threaten this endangered carnivore.
Leopard Conservation in Mozambique: Status and Action 2026
Leopards are Vulnerable globally, and Mozambique remains important to the species despite limited national population data. Conservation priorities include protecting habitat, reducing prey depletion and illegal killing, improving monitoring and ensuring that any trophy hunting is scientifically managed.
How Safari Tourism Funds Conservation in Mozambique (2026)
Safari tourism supports conservation in Mozambique through park revenue, tourism concessions, community enterprises and partnerships with organisations such as ANAC, BIOFUND, African Parks and the Gorongosa Restoration Project. However, tourism income remains uneven and cannot replace philanthropy or public funding, particularly in remote reserves.
