The restoration of Gorongosa National Park is possibly one of the most exciting conservation and sustainable development projects in the region. Once termed the 'Serengeti of the South', Gorongosa was home to tens of thousands of megaherbivores such as buffalo, zebra, wildebeest and elephant. It had the highest density of lions of any park in Africa before the conflict. Now, the park is being restored beyond its former state to a point where it is providing benefits beyond its boundaries to communities living in the region. This involves re-introduction of many species, some from Tanzania and Botswana, and the first elephants, wildebeest and buffalo from Kruger National Park have already arrived - come and see for yourself!