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Post-Bee Project
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Post-Bee Project
Period
2021 – Permanente
Beneficiaries
SBV, PNAB, PNZ, PNL, PNAM e PNAG
Partners
ANAC
Annual Budget
Approx. USD 715,000
Its main goal is to ensure the continuity of actions initiated under the Bee Project (concluded in 2021), guaranteeing the sustainability of activities that support management, law enforcement, and biodiversity monitoring across six Conservation Areas: Vilanculos Wildlife Sanctuary (VWS), Bazaruto Archipelago National Park (BAP), Zinave National Park (ZNP), Limpopo National Park (LNP), Maputo National Park (MNP), and Gilé National Park (GNP).
Developed in partnership with the National Administration of Conservation Areas (ANAC), the project plays a key role in consolidating conservation efforts and protecting biodiversity in the supported areas.
The beneficiary areas recorded notable progress in ecological restoration, wildlife monitoring, and community engagement. At VWS, restoration of 1,000 hectares previously affected by Cuscuta sp. was initiated and maintained, while invasive species removal also began at BAP. Marine turtle monitoring continued at VWS, BAP, and MNP, supported by camera traps and regular beach clean-ups. Each year, between 40 and 80 seasonal workers are hired for these activities.
These actions were co-financed with resources from the State Budget, Peace Parks Foundation, and MozBio 2, among other sources.
