In Cheringoma and Muanza, in Sofala Province, forest and sawmill residues are gaining a new use: the production of certified charcoal, with controlled origin and no intentional tree cutting.
“I am a young conservationist dedicated to the protection of wildlife and the sustainable management of natural resources. I believe in the power of youth to transform the environmental sector and I work with commitment to be part of that change,” said Massambo Batalhão, an intern from the 7th edition of the Mozambique Conservation Leadership Program (PLCM). He holds a degree in Forestry and Wildlife Management from the Chimoio Agrarian Institute and was placed in Coutada 14, within the Marromeu Complex.
The Wildlife Economy Conference, held on 8–9 April in the city of Maputo, established itself as an important milestone for convergence between biodiversity conservation, economic development, and collective responsibility.
Announcement for the Recruitment of a Service Provider to Coordinate the 4th Edition of the Marine Biodiversity Conference (an event integrated into the 3rd Crescendo Azul Conference)