Donors and Partners

ACCF has partnered with PPF, through Friends of the Peace Parks Inc., USA, to raise awareness and funding for key conservation projects and transformative community programs carried out in Africa.

The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) supports our Combatting Wildlife Crime programme with a specific focus on supporting the dog detection unit at Maputo International Airport, Mozambique.

Afrikakompaniet is a travel agency in Sweden specialising in sustainable tourism in southern and East Africa, who make an annual donation to us from booking proceeds.

AFD supports the development of Limpopo National Park and Simalaha Community Conservancy.

The Anglo American Chairman’s Fund supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation, whilst the Anglo American Group Foundation supports anti-poaching efforts through to Limpopo and Zinave National Parks through De Beers.

Animal Friends Insurance supports ongoing efforts to stop the wildlife poisoning in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation as well contributing to the Tracker Academy.

We have partnered with BCP (Biocarbon Partners) to secure the continent’s most vital wildlife habitat areas by harnessing the income generation of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+) carbon offsets.

Biofund supports the development of Limpopo National Park, Banhine National Park, and Maputo National Park in Mozambique.

Blue Action Fund supports Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) in Maputo National Park. This is a five-year project aimed at marine ecosystem protection and restoration, community-based fisheries management, and community livelihoods projects to alleviate pressure on marine resources…

We collaborate closely with DWNP on matters pertaining to the Botswana components of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park and the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area.

The United States Government, through its Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs INL), supports our Rhino Protection Programme, as well as efforts to combat the trafficking of natural resources within the KAZA TFCA region as well as Mozambique.

Camões I.P supports the communities and biodiversity of Maputo National Park.

Cape Union Mart supports the Tracker Academy, SA College for Tourism.

In the past, Cartier supported the Saving Spots leopard protection programme in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, and were also the founding donor of the Furs for Life leopard programme in South Africa.

Cartier Philanthropy through its Cartier for Nature Initiative supports the implementation of the Herding For Health – Conserving leopard and other predators in South-West Zambia programme. The project is being rolled out in H4H in areas around the Simalaha Community Conservancy, and has a…

Support contributes to a landscape approach to sustainable development and management that includes both the Mize (MCC) and Simalaha (SCC) Community Conservancies in Kazungula District, part of Southern Province, Zambia, together forming a landscape corridor between Chobe and Kafue National Parks.

CTV is our preferred research partner in the Maputo National Park. Their role includes reef monitoring, catch monitoring, World Heritage Site dossier research and mangrove assessments.

The CPIC is a global multi-stakeholder initiative focused on enabling conditions that support a material increase in private, return-seeking investment in conservation.

Peace Parks has collaborated with Commonland to distribute fuel-efficient cookstoves and establish a successful carbon credit model in the Simalaha Community Conservancy, Zambia.

Established and supports Community Development Facilities in the Maputo National Park in the Lubombo TFCA, sustainable development and management of the Banhine National Park in the Great Limpopo TFCA, the Simalaha Community Conservancy in the Kavango Zambezi TFCA, Nyika National Park and Vwaza Marsh…

CI, through Conservation South Africa (CSA), has joined forces with us in the development of the Herding for Health Programme and specifically via AFD Pro-Nature funding, enabled implementation of the H4H model around Simala Community Conservancy.

Conservation Solutions supports the translocation of wildlife throughout southern Africa.

The Convention supports the Great Limpopo, Kavango-Zambezi, Lubombo, and Lower Zambezi-Mana Pools TFCAs to strengthen the institutional capacities, to enhance integrated, aligned and collaborative resource management and joint decision-making; and to support the effective development and implementation of policies, strategies, plans and initiatives.

Peace Parks partners with the CSIR in the development of ground-breaking radar technologies that are securing large areas of critical rhino habitat in Kruger National Park, Great Limpopo TFCA.

The De Beers Group provides support for rewilding and anti-poaching efforts in Zinave and Limpopo National Parks, Mozambique.

The DEFF is a vital partner in transfrontier conservation initiatives that span South African borders, and specifically plays a very significant role in the planning and execution of the Rhino Protection Programme .

GIZ supports PPF in various landscapes with implementaion of the herding for health model, and agricultural and livelihood activities.

The Distell Development Trust supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

The Drostdy Hotel supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

EarthToday aims to accelerate funding for global nature protection through a multi-faceted engagement program. Through the Join EarthToday program anyone can sponsor a square meter of land, or more, in protected areas managed by Peace Parks and its partners.

The Embassy of Finland supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) supports Peace Parks with the development and implementation of scientifically-based wildlife conservation practices.

PPF is a proud recipient of the Esri Conservation Program grant, allowing PPF access to the entire Esri suite of tools.

Through a partnership with Sustainable Agriculture Technologies, EuropeAID supports the combatting of wildlife crime in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area.

The European Union provided funding towards the development of the Malawi-Zambia TFCA, and also previously supported the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

Exxaro donated 25 white rhino through a partnership with Peace Parks Foundation to Zinave National Park in Mozambique.

We partner with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife in the protection and development of South African component of the Lubombo TFCA, working closely to protect Africa’s rhino through the Rhino Protection Programme.

Fondation Ensemble supported sustainable fishing and alternative livelihoods in the Ponta do Ouro Partial Marine Reserve in Mozambique.

Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco supported the development and management of Maputo National Park and a water security project in Limpopo National Park, Mozambique.

Mrs Francesca Saager supports the SA College for Tourism’s Adopt-a-Student programme through Peace Parks Foundation.

French Facility for Global Environment (FFEM) supports the One Limpopo One Health project.

Global Exploration and Oceanographic Society (GEOS) provides support to the vital work of Field Rangers and Peace Parks’ Combatting Wildlife Crime Programme.

The Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) supported community development projects in the !Ae!Hai Kalahari Heritage Park as part of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.

Deutsche Postcode Lotterie supports community development and rewilding projects in Zinave National Park and Banhine National Park as well as our Combatting Wildlife Crime programme in Mozambique and Zambia.

Giraffe Conservation Foundation is a collaboration partner on giraffe conservation projects in the transboundary landscapes where Peace Parks operates.

GEF is also supporting EarthRanger (funds flow via CI) in Limpopo and Zinave National Parks

Peace Parks partners with, and supports, the collaborative efforts of the Greater Kruger Environmental Protection Foundation (GKEPF) to protect important rhino populations on Kruger National Park’s western boundary.

The Hans Hoheisen Charitable Trust supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

Mr Hansjörg Wyss supports tourism development in Maputo National Park, Mozambique.

The ICCF provides partners with the opportunity to educate a wide audience of policymakers and business leaders in the US, in order to develop relationships to achieve market-oriented solutions worldwide in conservation and sustainability.

IFAW supports anti-poaching efforts in the Malawi-Zambia TFCA

Jagersfontein Developments supports the SA College for Tourism’s hospitality training programme.

Jeff Blumberg supports the Combatting Wildlife Crime Programme.

Jonsson supports Peace Parks Foundation and the SA College for Tourism.

KfW supports Limpopo National Park, the establishment of wildlife corridors in the Kavango Zambezi TFCA, and the Nyika-North Luangwa component of the Malawi-Zambia TFCA.

Supports the Southern Africa Wildlife College with funding for students as well as module development.

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Londolozi game reserve provides land and training facilities to Tracker Academy, a training division of the SA College for Tourism which operates under the auspices of the Peace Parks Foundation

We collaborate closely with Malawi Department of National Parks and Wildlife on matters pertaining to the Malawian components of the Malawi-Zambia Transfrontier Conservation Area.

Marsh Africa supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

MAVA Fondation pour la Nature provided foundational support to community development in the Simalaha Community Conservancy, Zambia as well as support to the Southern African Wildlife College through Peace Parks.

Social enterprise, Meat Naturally, is a critical enterprise in the Herding 4 Health Programme.

Microsoft supports our Rhino Protection Programme with a specific focus on the development of cloud-based artificial intelligence technologies. They have also awarded AI for Earth grants to support the development of conservation agriculture and wildlife tracking technologies.

The Mozambique Wildlife Alliance provides veterinary support in Banhine, Limpopo, Maputo and Zinave national parks.

MozBio supports the development of Maputo National Park in the Lubombo TFCA.

ANAC is the conservation authority in Mozambique. We partner closely with them to protect and develop Limpopo, Banhine and Zinave National Parks, and surrounding protected space as part of the Great Limpopo TFCA; as well as the Maputo National Park.

Nationale Postcode Loterij, the Dutch Postcode Lottery, has been a steadfast supporter of Peace Parks Foundation since 2003.

Nedbank Eyethu Community Trust supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

Nedbank Private Wealth Charitable Foundation supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

The Isdell family provides support to Sioma Ngwezi National Park and the Simalaha Community Conservancy in the Kavango Zambezi TFCA. Previously they also supported the development of the Lubombo TFCA and the Rhino Protection Programme.

The Old Mutual Foundation supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

Outdoorphoto started with a love for wildlife and its beauty, which is why they gladly partner with Peace Parks Foundation in our conservation efforts.

Peace Parks Foundation and Panthera partner in Leopard protection projects that aim to reduce the illegal hunting of these cats in South Africa, as well as in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area.

People’s Postcode Lottery UK supported our rhino conservation efforts in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area. As of 2024, Peace Parks is a grateful long-term beneficiary of the People’s Postcode Lottery.

PON supported rangers in the Kavango Zambezi, Lubombo and Great Limpopo TFCAs with bicycles and related equipment.

Pula supports Herding For Health in Greater Mapungubwe TFCA.

The Reinet Foundation provides funding for tourism development in Maputo National Park Mozambique, as well as supports various efforts under the Rhino Protection Programme.

Remgro supports Peace Parks Foundation as a Club 21 Member, and assists the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

Richemont is a Peace Parks Club 21 member that supports multiple conservation projects across southern Africa.

Rio Tinto is supporting Peace Parks and other partners in assessing the potential for a large-scale, landscape-level Nature-based Solutions project in Kwa-Zulu Natal.

The Rupert Family Foundations support the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

The College is supported by Peace Parks Foundation and collaborates through a cooperation agreement to achieve shared goals in wildlife conservation and education.

The SADC TFCA Financing Facility, hosted by the IUCN supports Peace Parks through a Livelihood project in Limpopo National Park.

Samara Private Game Reserve provides land and training facilities to Tracker Academy, a training division of the SA College for Tourism which operates under the auspices of the Peace Parks Foundation

The Southern African Wildlife College’s founder partners include Peace Parks Foundation and WWF South Africa, who together with its other strategic partners including South African National Parks and SADC, share the vision of building the capacity of staff in wildlife areas.

The Schiller Family supports the SA College for Tourism’s hospitality training programme.

Smart Parks is supporting the development of sensors and pioneering communication networks for the Hlhuluwe-iMfolozi Smart Park as part of the Rhino Protection Programme.

The foundation is a member of the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) Partnership. SMART allows for improved effectiveness of wildlife law enforcement patrols and site-based conservation activities.  

The Sophia Foundation supports Field Rangers in the transboundary landscapes where Peace Parks operate

Peace Parks’ partnership with SANParks spans two decades and four transfrontier conservation areas: Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, /Ai/Ais – Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, Greater Mapungubwe TFCA and the Great Limpopo TFCA that includes Kruger National Park. They also support the SA College for Tourism.

Stonehage Fleming provides pro bono financial and investment services to Peace Parks Foundation.

SIDA, through FORUMCIV, provided funding for a pre-study on development and land-use opportunities in the Greater Libombos Conservancy as part of the Great Limpopo TFCA.

Svenska Postkod Lotteriet, the Swedish Postcode Lottery, has been steadfastly supporting the conservation efforts of Peace Parks Foundation since 2010.

The Hunger Project and Peace Parks are collaborating on a project to develop an Epi-centre in the surrounds of Zinave National Park, Mozambique

World Bank supports community development in Mozambique through MozBio, and played a role in the development of the Malawi-Zambia TFCA.

TrustLaw is supporting Peace Parks with the provision of pro bono legal services.

The TK Foundation supports the SA College for Tourism through Peace Parks Foundation.

TLC partners with us to support livelihoods programmes in the Malawi-Zambia TFCA.

In addition to a partnership in the first phases of the Chi demand reduction campaign, Peace Parks works with TRAFFIC to support the development of safe and effective collaborative efforts to combat the poaching and trafficking of natural resources in the KAZA TFCA.

The Tswalu Kalahari Private Game Reserve provides land and training facilities to Tracker Academy, a training division of the SA College for Tourism which operates under the auspices of the Peace Parks Foundation

The Turner Foundation supported the Herding 4 Health project that form part of our Veterinary Research and Community Development Programmes.

A Tusk Conservation Award grant supports the Conservation Training and Awareness Centre in Maputo National Park, Mozambique.

UBS supports the expansion of Herding for Health in Mozambique.

Enhancing the powerful RhODIS® Rhino DNA Index System, Peace Parks partnered with UP’s Veterinary Genetics Laboratory in the development of eRhODIS™.

USAID’s VukaNow Programme supports the development of Insight, the Anti-Poaching Toolbox, that will democratise applied knowledge and solutions relating to the combatting of wildlife crime.

The Van Vlissingen Family provided support to law enforcement efforts in Luenge-Luiana National Park.

The Van Zyl Family supports hospitality and tracker training at the SA College for Tourism, and provides funding for anti-poaching support in Limpopo National Park. They also supported the Southern African Wildlife College through Peace Parks Foundation.

Velocity Trade loyally supports our Combating Wildlife Crime Programme.

Wilderness Foundation Africa is the implementation partner and co-funder in the Vietnam Wild Rhino Demand Reduction Campaign as part of the Rhino Protection Programme.

Peace Parks and WWF-Netherlands jointly supported the founding of the Wildlife Justice Commission, which has grown and evolved into a robust organisation that is committed to disrupting  transnational, organised wildlife crime.

Wildlife Protection Solutions is collaborating with Peace Parks in the development of innovative anti-poaching technologies as part of the Rhino Protection Programme.

The World Children’s Prize partnered with Peace Parks Foundation in the Peace & Changemakers Generation project focussed on youth education, girls’ rights and combatting wildlife crime.

We work in partnership with WWF-Netherlands, WWF-Zambia and WWF-Namibia to support the implementation of various projects in the Kavango Zambezi TFCA, including through the Biodiverse Landscapes Fund “Road 2 Resilience” programme.

We collaborate closely with DNPW  on matters pertaining to the Zambian components of the Kavango-Zambezi, Liuwa Plains-Mussuma, Lower Zambezi – Mana Pools, and Malawi-Zambia Transfrontier Conservation Areas.

We collaborate closely with ZimParks on matters pertaining to the Zimbabwean components of the Great Limpopo, Mapungubwe, and Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Areas.