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Herding 4 Health Expands Into Simalaha

In many countries within Africa, cattle and livestock are integral to the local people’s way of life. These animals are recognised as being culturally important symbols, a source of food and they help to generate income when sold in local markets. The problem is that for so long, cattle grazing and wildlife conservation has been seen as being mutually exclusive, but thanks to the Herding 4 Health programme initiated by Peace Parks Foundation and Conservation International, the narrative is beginning to change. The Herding 4 Health programme has already been successfully rolled out across various countries including South Africa, Botswana and Mozambique, but today Community Development Manager Kabika Kumoyo, takes us along to visit communities within the Simalaha Community Conservancy to see how the programme is being received. Born out of the need to address human-wildlife conflict within communities living in and adjacent to protected areas, the multi-faceted Herding 4 Health programme also addresses problems such as community politics and land degradation caused through overgrazing. It essentially aims to support community development whilst achieving conservation outcomes. The programme is a wonderful example as to how a dedicated government, NGOs and communities can all work together to create a better life for people living in rural areas, while achieving conservation outcomes. Peace Parks Foundation is extremely grateful towards the COmON Foundation, as without their support, the expansion of the Herding 4 Health programme would not be possible. Read More About the H4H Programme Here: https://www.peaceparks.org/h4h/ ______________ Follow our journey on social media: Facebook:   / peaceparkstvsocial   Instagram:   / peaceparks.tv   Twitter:   / peaceparkstv   LinkedIn:   / peace-parks-tv   Tiktok:   / peaceparks.tv