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WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

#inharmonywithnature

WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

#inharmonywithnature

WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

#inharmonywithnature

WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

#inharmonywithnature

WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

#inharmonywithnature

WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

#inharmonywithnature

WELCOME TO ZIMPARKS

ABOUT US

“The Authority manages one of the largest estates in the country, about 5 million hectares of land or 13% of Zimbabwe’s total land area.”

ABOUT US

The Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority operates under an Act of Parliament, the Parks and Wildlife Act of 1975.

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MUSHANDIKE COLLEGE OF WILDLIFE

Mushandike College of Wildlife Management was established in 1981 and was officially opened by the Minister of Natural Resource. The institute is wholly owned and funded by the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority.

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CAREERS

Zimparks offers the most challenging job offers in Zimbabwe covering all disciplines in all sectors for conservation purposes.

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OUR ESTATE MAP

Our map showing locations of our parks.

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CONSERVATION EFFORTS

“The year 2019 observed a number of milestones towards achievements of targets set for the Conservation Division under the Strategic Plan for 2019 to 2023”

VETERINARY SERVICES

Coordination of research on wildlife disease and their impact on human livelihoods and wildlife itself.

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SCIENTIFIC SERVICES

The Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority operates under an Act of Parliament, the Parks and Wildlife Act of 1975.

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MANAGEMENT SERVICES

This is a section that falls under Conservation.It mainly deals with the conservation of wildlife, anti-poaching, hunting, permits and licenses, Problem Animal Control (PAC), and radio communications.

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PROBLEM ANIMAL CONTROL (PAC)

The Problem Animal Control Unit deals with problem animals such as snakes (venomous and non-venomous), hippos, crocodiles, etc. Pythons are non venomous therefore they can be caught by hand by two people.

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TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREAS (TFCAs)

A Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) refers to a cross-border region whose different component areas have different forms of conservation status such as national parks, private game reserves, communal natural resource management areas as well as hunting concession areas.

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COMMUNITY LIASON AND EXTENSION SERVICES

How are fires caused? There are several causes of wild fires.

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CONSERVATION EFFORTS

“The year 2019 observed a number of milestones towards achievements of targets set for the Conservation Division under the Strategic Plan for 2019 to 2023”

VETERINARY SERVICES

Coordination of research on wildlife disease and their impact on human livelihoods and wildlife itself.

More info...

SCIENTIFIC SERVICES

The Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority operates under an Act of Parliament, the Parks and Wildlife Act of 1975.

More info...

MANAGEMENT SERVICES

This is a section that falls under Conservation.It mainly deals with the conservation of wildlife, anti-poaching, hunting, permits and licenses, Problem Animal Control (PAC), and radio communications.

More info...

PROBLEM ANIMAL CONTROL (PAC)

The Problem Animal Control Unit deals with problem animals such as snakes (venomous and non-venomous), hippos, crocodiles, etc. Pythons are non venomous therefore they can be caught by hand by two people.

More info..

Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCAs)

A Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) refers to a cross-border region whose different component areas have different forms of conservation status such as national parks, private game reserves, communal natural resource management areas as well as hunting concession areas.

More info...

CURRENT NEWS

2021 TULI HUNTING BAGS PROSPECTUS

2021 Tuli Hunting Bags Prospectus

COMPETITIVE BIDDING

Parks and Wildlife Management Authority invites tenders from suitable, registered and reputable suppliers.

ZIMPARKS ENDANGERED SPECIES FUND APPEAL FOR DONATIONS

As human society grapples with the burden brought upon us all by the Coronavirus Pandemic, wildlife is also faced with a pandemic that’s threatens the ecosystem which it calls home. Conservation and preservation of our game reserves has relied heavily on funding generated from tourism.