1. Increased promotion of state, private and community conservation areas, and increased capacity to share news, information and expertise with practitioners, stakeholders and visitors, by expanding the Izele online social network to include the Mozambique and Swaziland sections of Maputaland. 2. Increased visitor numbers and tourist revenue for conservation area- and community-based ecotourism in Maputaland, as well as building future revenue through increased awareness, by adding ecotourism enterprises to the Maputaland online social network in Izele. 3. Updated Maputaland conservation planning system and new regional zoning plans that identify priority areas for conservation and community-based ecotourism, and are designed to inform land-use planning, national and international conservation investment strategies and the ongoing expansion of Maputaland’s state-, private- and community-managed conservation area network. 4. Building capacity so that conservation practitioners in Maputaland can use the Izele online social network and transfrontier conservation planning system, through in-person training and by developing online materials that can also be used by the global conservation community.