Mozambique Protects the ‘Butterfly Forest’ of Mount Mabu, Home to 200 Species
The government of Mozambique has designated a large area around Mount Mabu as a protected community conservation zone. This area is known for being one of the wettest in southern Africa and home to many butterfly species. A significant amount of land will be preserved.
Why it's good news: It ensures the protection of a unique ecosystem and its inhabitants, safeguarding biodiversity for future generations.
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