Gandiwa Rejects Claims That African Countries Are Falling Behind On Biodiversity Goals
Professor Patience Gandiwa – Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) Director of International Conservation Affairs John Cassim Professor Patience Gandiwa, a renowned Zimbabwean conservationist and ecologist with extensive experience in wildlife conservation and transboundary conservation initiatives, has dismissed claims that countries yet to submit their National Biodiversity Strategic Action Plans (NBSAPs), aligned with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, lack […]
Sustainable Beekeeping Builds Climate Change Resilience for Zimbabwean Farmers
Locadia Mavhudzi The Zimbabwean government is actively promoting rural community development through its Rural Development 8.0 initiative. This initiative prioritizes local solutions to address the changing climate and aims to transform the rural economy by focusing on value-added agriculture and enhancing food security. In line with this national thrust, communities in the Makoni district of […]
A walk to save wildlife in the Zambezi Valley gathers momentum.
– the walk will give participants a deeper understanding of the conservation story, the human story, and the vulnerability of the area, ZEF said. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe (CZ) – A 30-day walk of over 330 km along the Zambezi valley, aimed at saving biodiversity and wildlife, has gathered momentum. The journey, which includes walking […]
16 000 species face imminent extinction as biodiversity die.
– It appears that our food and fuel production is happening at the expense of other species, IUCN says. John Cassim HARARE, Zimbabwe – At least 16 000 species are feared could become extinct soon as the number of endangered species continues to increase year after year. Some endangered species, such as tigers, are known […]
Effective biodiversity conservation requires empowering and supporting Indigenous people
– Basic income schemes such as CBIs improve well-being, reduce poverty, and redress inequalities including gender inequity, experts have revealed. John Cassim HARARE, ZIMBABWE – Imagine governments including Zimbabwe, were to simply transfer money, unconditionally, to people living in protected and key conservation areas throughout the world. From Indigenous people in the Amazon rainforest to […]