The Department Of National and Wildlife (DNPW) under the Ministry of Tourism and Arts is mandated to manage and conserve wildlife in Zambia. DNPW endeavours to integrate the wildlife policy with economic, environmental and social policies to ensure effective contribution to sustainable national development.

The West Lunga Conservation Project (WLCP) works in partnership with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW), local government, communities and the private sector to rehabilitate, restore and protect the West Lunga ecosystem.This comprises the West Lunga National Park at its core, surrounded by Game Management Areas (GMAs ...

Department of National Parks & Wildlife, Chilanga. 15,696 likes · 27 talking about this · 1,064 were here. Protecting and conserving Zambia's wildlife...

The Department of National Parks and Wildlife has digitized some of its services.

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The purpose of DNPW is to promote the appreciation and sustainable use of Wildlife resources by: • Facilitating the active participation of local communities in the management of wildlife estates;

Game Rangers International (GRI) is a non-profit organisation working in Zambia alongside the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) and the local communities to protect Zambia's wildlife and wild spaces.

Britain’s Prince Harry hosted Malawian president Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika at Buckingham Palace in London where they had a private audience on April 17th. According. African Parks have been responsible for transforming Malawi’s wildlife in recent years, helping it to emerge as one of Africa’s most complete destinations as the.

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When African Parks signed a management partnership with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) for Liwonde in 2015, the park was riddled with tens of thousands of wire snares, and human-wildlife conflict levels were some of the highest in the region.