Zimbabwe’s Akashinga areas see wildlife recover
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Akashinga reported a 150 percent increase in wildlife sightings within its protected areas in Zimbabwe.
The organisation attributes this rise to the recovery of ecosystems and the reactivation of wildlife corridors. Elephants now use routes they had abandoned in previous years. Akashinga manages these protected areas using an all-female team of rangers and conservationists. The group focuses on anti-poaching efforts and community empowerment to support long-term conservation. The restored wildlife corridors allow animals to move more freely between habitats.
This increased movement helps maintain biodiversity and supports the overall health of the ecosystem. Akashinga did not specify the time period over which the 150 percent increase occurred, or the baseline from which it was measured.
