Mount Mabu has taken an important step towards strengthening community-based conservation with the laying of the foundation stone for the construction of a camp to support the management of the area, marking the beginning of a new phase in consolidating operational conditions on the ground.
In Cheringoma and Muanza, in Sofala Province, forest and sawmill residues are gaining a new use: the production of certified charcoal, with controlled origin and no intentional tree cutting.
“I am a young conservationist dedicated to the protection of wildlife and the sustainable management of natural resources. I believe in the power of youth to transform the environmental sector and I work with commitment to be part of that change,” said Massambo Batalhão, an intern from the 7th edition of the Mozambique Conservation Leadership Program (PLCM). He holds a degree in Forestry and Wildlife Management from the Chimoio Agrarian Institute and was placed in Coutada 14, within the Marromeu Complex.
Announcement for the Recruitment of a Service Provider to Coordinate the 4th Edition of the Marine Biodiversity Conference (an event integrated into the 3rd Crescendo Azul Conference)