Transboundary protected areas—parcels of land designated for joint protection by neighboring countries—can be important tools for post-conflict peacebuilding and environmental management. The benefits of transboundary protected areas are evidenced by their growth in popularity: in the late 1980s, there were fifty-nine; as of 2012, there were more than 600 (Balkans Peace Park Project n.d.).

This is the final version of the concession guidelines for SADC TFCAs submitted.
GIZ reported that "the SADC Member States Ministers of Environment adopted guidelines on the development of TFCAs and the concessioning of tourism enterprises . . . in November" 2015

“An ability to reliably estimate population numbers, trends and densities of wildlife has a prominent role in conservation and management of wetlands. The study reveals the usefulness of using simulations to test the reliability of survey data and plan more efficient surveys.

Illegal Wildlife Trade Review, Malawi

A technical assessment undertaken on behalf of the Department of National Parks and Wildlife of Malawi

Written by: Shelley Waterland1, Jonathan Vaughan2, Professor Erica Lyman3 and Dr Ivana Jurisic4
Supported by: German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH: German International
Cooperation

Date: May 2015

This is a copy of the Malawi-Zambia TFCA Treaty which was signed by heads of state on 7 July 2015.

Just Sharing a report of the recent Fish River clean up which took place at /Ai-Ais-Richterveld Transfontier Park

This is a report of the Joint Aerial Survey study of Elephants and other large herbivores in the Greater Mapungubwe Transfrontier Conservation Area and the Tuli Game Reserve. 

This is the official Kasane Statement drafted at the KASANE CONFERENCE ON THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE in March 2015 in Kasane Botswana.