WWF works around Lake Niassa, in the Zambezi Delta in Parks (the National Parks of the Bazaruto Archipelago and Quirimbas) and the Bank of Sofala, dealing with shrimp fishing.
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WWF in Mozambique
WWF in Mozambique
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WWF Mozambique Coordination Office,
MaputoRua Dom João IV no. 213 Sommerchield Maputo
Mozambique
+258 1 490 970
+258 1 490 970
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WWF Conservation Projects in Mozambique
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Conserving the woodlands of central and southern Africa
Covering much of central and southern Africa, the Miombo ecoregion is an area of 3.6 million km2 ranging across parts of Angola, Botswana, the Democra...
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Establishment of Lake Niassa Reserve
The project seeks to establish a new protected area in and around Lake Niassa that will contribute to the conservation of the diversity, abundance, an...
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Niassa Reserve Co-Management
The end of the first phase evaluation concluded that the good progress made in the project since mid 2004 warrants the continuation of the project int...
Latest Mozambique News
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WWF applauds Mozambique’s conservation initiatives
WWF celebrated Mozambique’s strong engagement in conservation initiatives by delivering a ...
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Mozambique’s Lake Niassa declared reserve and Ramsar site
Lake Niassa has been officially declared a reserve by the Government of Mozambique today, ...
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Mozambique’s Lake Niassa declared reserve and Ramsar site
Lake Niassa has been officially declared a reserve by the Government of Mozambique today, ...
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WWF and Mozambique government join forces to protect marine resources
Maputo, Mozambique –WWF and Mozambique agreed to work together to boost marine life protection and ...
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China and East Africa: opportunities for sustainable development
A brochure about China-Africa opportunities for sustainable development, and an introduction ...
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WWF applauds new marine conservation push in coastal East Africa
Ministers and officials from ten countries and territories in East Africa yesterday endorsed or ...
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Patterns of Chinese Investment, Aid and Trade in Mozambique
A briefing paper prepared for WWF by the Centre for Chinese Studies, University of ...
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Indian Ocean tuna commission fails again on tuna, does better with sharks
Closing to fishing an area already largely closed by pirates is a long way short of being ...
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Transforming Lives: Managing Oysters in the Quirimbas National Park
Oysters in the Quirimbas are a resource that have historically been used as a minor dietary ...
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In Bazaruto: new fishermen association under big challenge
The Archipelago claims for a new and urgent fishing revival Maputo, Mozambique – WWF´s Community ...
