Malawi has become a global leader in wildlife restoration, often referred to as a "conservation miracle." The country has successfully reintroduced the Big Five animals across its national parks. Through visionary partnerships, parks like Majete and Liwonde have been transformed from degraded landscapes into thriving ecosystems.

This sustainable model of tourism-based conservation not only provides a protected sanctuary for elephants and rhinos but also creates essential economic opportunities and infrastructure for the communities living alongside the Shire Valley.