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Gorongosa National Park, in
Mozambique, is perhaps Africa’s greatest wildlife
restoration story: a 20-year Public-Private Partnership
between the Government of
Mozambique and the
Gorongosa Restoration Project,
a U.S. non-profit organization. Approach By adopting a 21st Century conservation model of
balancing the needs of wildlife
and people, we areprotecting and saving this beautiful wilderness, returning it to its
rightful place as one of Africa’s greatest parks. We are achieving our mission
by working in these four core
areas: Tourism: By developing tourism, we create
employment for local people
and generate sustainable
revenue for the Park. Every guest that visits Gorongosa
plays a vital role in this
amazing conservation effort. Conservation: By protecting Gorongosa's beautiful animals
and landscapes, we make sure
future generations have a
chance to experience this
special place. Science: By studying how all the parts of Gorongosa’s
complex web of life fit
together, we can make
informed conservation and
management decisions. Community: By providing assistance to farmers,
educational programs, and
health care, we improve the
well-being of local
communities, thereby gaining
their support.
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