Bordering the international boundary with Mozambique, and only 50km from the South African border, Gonarezhou National Park is of critical importance to the greater conservation landscape of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area. At 5,000km2 (or 1.2 million acres), Gonarezhou National Park should be able to support good populations of endangered and vulnerable species of large carnivores. The Gonarezhou Predator Project was established to ensure that potential was fulfilled.
The Project is carried out in partnership with the Gonarezhou Conservation Trust, and is based at Chipinda Pools in the beautiful Gonarezhou National Park.