To help create a sustainable world for the next generations, we reimagine the relationship between people and the natural world.
The earth can only sustain us if we protect biodiversity, and to protect biodiversity we need resilient systems that address social and economic needs of people. These issues are interlinked and need to be addressed in an all-encompassing strategy.
We protect, rehabilitate, conserve, and preserve historical habitats of biodiverse value, and associated species, in southern Africa, while ensuring sustainability through the active involvement and ownership of people who depend on these lands.
We do this to restore the ancient wildlife migration routes of Maputaland and northern Zululand by connecting existing reserves, building corridors, and forming new protected areas.