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The Malilangwe Trust is a proudly Zimbabwean, non-profit organisation. Our conservation activities are focused within 50 000 ha of the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve in south-eastern Zimbabwe. We are committed to several projects which contribute to uplifting the lives of people who live in our neighbouring communities along the borders of the Reserve.
Since establishment of The Malilangwe Trust in 1994, our goal is to develop and implement methods for successful conservation and protection of wildlife, with the aim of becoming a leader in science-based management of African protected areas. Through education and tourism, our hope is to inspire people to become ambassadors for conservation.
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HORNS LOCKED, DUST FLYING, NEITHER WILLING TO GIVE AN INCH.
It’s an impressive, unapologetic display of strength and raw instinct, the very qualities that have helped rhinos endure.
Yet moments like this are only one part of the story. Long term, successful conservation is built upon years of tireless and consistent protection: getting to know the animals, understanding the landscapes they depend on, and applying a science-based strategy to safeguard them for generations to come.
This World Rhino Day, we celebrate not only the rhinos we protect today, but also the possibility of a future in which they all have the range, security and habitat they need to flourish in the wild.
🦏LONG MAY THEY THRIVE🦏
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@alexblumenfeld
🎶Purple planet - strong future
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The final run is almost here.👟
Congratulations to all the teams who have taken part in the Wildlife Ranger Challenge mini challenges over recent weeks, and to our Malilangwe Scouts on a top-five finish in last week’s 2.4 km Time Trial, alongside our @gonarezhou neighbours, whose ladies team secured an impressive third place in their division.
With the final training runs now complete, our two teams will run together this weekend as they take on the main challenge.
Good luck to the hundreds of rangers across Africa who are participating and our gratitude to everyone who has supported, encouraged and followed the teams along the way. 🙏🏻
For further information and to support the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, visit the link in our bio.
Footage: @thomas_ball94
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This past week, our Malilangwe Scouts joined our @gonarezhou neighbours for the final Wildlife Ranger Challenge training event — the 2.4 km Time Trial.
Two conservation teams. One stretch of track. And just enough friendly competition to spur each other on.
With the mini challenges done and dusted, final preparations are now focused on the main event, which is just around the corner.
Stay tuned for the results next week.
Images: @tamiwalkerphotography / @gonarezhou
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PROTECT 🦏 CONNECT 🦏 RECOVER 🦏
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1 - 2 @rhinosirf REPOST
3 - @dillanprinsloo
4 - @jenny_hishin_photojournalist
5 - @munyaradziallan
6 - @jenny_hishin_photojournalist
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All across Africa, additional to their normal duties, ranger teams have spent weeks testing their strength, endurance, knowledge and teamwork, building towards the 21 km challenge on 19 September.
But the #WildlifeRangerChallenge is about more than times and finish lines. It’s about showcasing the incredible men and women who work every day to protect Africa’s wildlife and wild spaces, recognising their commitment and building a sense of connection and solidarity across borders and landscapes.
One continent. Hundreds of teams. One shared purpose.
Footage: @alexblumenfeld
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Now that’s how you start the week. 🐾
Ellie brings boundless energy and enthusiasm to every challenge, making hard work look like play.
Behind every leap are hours of training, patience and care from the dedicated Malilangwe K-9 Unit, keeping her fit, focused and ready for anything.
Images: @jenny_hishin_photojournalist
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WILD SPACES ALLOW FOR WILD FUTURES. 🐾
A reminder of what we’re protecting….
Footage: @scott_wenham_photography
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A reminder of what we’re protecting.
A world worth keeping.🇿🇼
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@jenny_hishin_photojournalist
@scott_wenham_photography
@kurtvanwyk
@jenconaghan
@mungeemama
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