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	Liwonde - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Liwonde, population 15,701 (1998), is a township in the Southern Region of Malawi.
		Liwonde, in an African sense, is a transportation hub.
		From Liwonde, the park is accessible by boat along the Shire River (all year around) or by vehicle from the south entrance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liwonde (353 words)

	Mvuu Camp and Mvuu Wilderness Lodge, Liwonde National Park - Malawi Safari and Malawi Travel
		The 580 square kilometre Liwonde National Park is situated in the south of Malawi and is the country's premier wildlife reserve.
		Liwonde incorporates the huge, scenic Shire River as well as quiet backwaters and lagoons, marshes, open savannah country, woodland and hills in the interior of the park.
		Liwonde was proclaimed in 1973 at a time when little was done to ensure that quality accommodation was available to complement such a wonderful park.
	www.eyesonafrica.net /african-safari-malawi/mvuu.htm (1026 words)

	Birdwatching Trip Report from Malawi
		Klaas’s Cuckoo Chrysococcyx klaas: 1 was in the mopane woodlands east of Mvuu in Liwonde NP on 20/10.
		Crested Barbet Trachyphonus vaillantii: 1 was east of Mvuu in Liwonde NP on 20/10 and 1 was at the western end of Kazuni Lake at Vwaza Marsh on 29/10 with 3 in the area to the north and west of the lake on 30/10.
		Black-crowned Tchagra Tchagra senegalis: 1 was at the Lilongwe NS on 15/10, 1 was at the Dzalanyama Forest on 16/10, 1 was north of Zomba on 17/10, 1 was at Mvuu Lodge in Liwonde NP on 20/10, and 1 was east of Kazuni Lake at Vwaza Marsh on 29/10.
	www.birdtours.co.uk /tripreports/malawi/malawi3/Bird-list.htm (9907 words)

	Liwonde National Park
		To view animals, the best time to visit Liwonde is in the dry season when they come to the river to drink.
		The birds are actually one of the main attractions of the park, for those who are somewhat knowledgeable in the field.
		Liwonde National Park is in one of the hottest, most humid areas of Malawi.
	www.the-world-in-focus.com /Africa/Malawi/liwondenationalp.html (414 words)

	Malawi: Legendary Liwonde - Travel Africa Magazine
		Surprisingly, though, out of all the country's parks and wildlife reserves, Liwonde is the smallest in terms of game and a far cry from the famous haunts of Kenya and Co. Yet the park, established in 1972, possesses a certain something.
		At Liwonde there are two ways to see elephant: on foot from a distance, or up close from the water on a river boat safari.
		River transfers are available from Liwonde barrage or Kudya, or downstream from Lake Malombe by prior arrangement with the park.
	www.travelafricamag.com /content/view/492/56 (1345 words)

	Mvuu Lodge \| Liwonde National Park \| Malawi \| Time for Africa
		Mvuu Wilderness Lodge boasts one of the most stunning settings, situated along the banks of the Shire River within the Liwonde National Park - Malawi's premier wildlife reserve - in the south of Malawi.
		Liwonde incorporates the huge and scenic Shire River as well as quiet backwaters and lagoons, marshes, open savanna country, woodland and hills.
		Two nights walking and camping out in remote areas of the Liwonde National Park are a highlight - but must be booked in advance.
	www.timefortravel.co.uk /index.asp?pgid=181 (281 words)

	Partying to bring back Liwonde lions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Stirring to bring back lions to the Liwonde National Park, the Department of National Parks and Wildlife and the Chinguni Trust have organised a Safari Party at the Cappineros on Friday night.
		In an interview, Nicole Larson, fund-raising manager for the Re-Lion Liwonde Campaign, said six lions are expected to be brought to Malawi from Ladybrand, South Africa.
		According to her, six highest donors towards the campaign will be given the chance to give names to the six lions.
	www.nationmalawi.com /articles.asp?articleID=19769 (268 words)

	Wilderness Safaris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Liwonde is an active tourism area, where Wilderness Safaris operates Mvuu Camp and Wilderness Lodge, and the elephants are habituated to vehicles, people and boats.
		Liwonde is situated about 250 km by road north of Majete, with Mangoche a further 50km to the north on the shores of Lake Malawi (formerly Nyasa).
		It is planned to move 14 adult or independent bulls ranging in age from about 20-45 years from Liwonde, with the rest being breeding herds consisting of females, calves and sub-adult males.
	www.wilderness-safaris.com /news/detail.jsp?newsitem_id=265332 (3105 words)

	I saw an elephant in the bush (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		We ran into the Peace Corps who works in Liwonde at the gate house, and she confirmed that VSO’s also pay resident rates, and in we went.
		He had actually been to Liwonde the previous week, but said he was more than willing to go again – since you never know what you’re going to see.
		Mvuu (hippopotamus) Camp is the accommodation in Liwonde.
	www.theplateau.com /libby/ELEPHANT.HTM (2332 words)

	Liwonde National Park, Malawi \| Information on Liwonde National Park \| Map of Liwonde NP \| Liwonde Accommodation
		Liwonde is the most well-known national park in the country, well-managed with a good stock of game and beautiful scenery.
		The main gate is 6km (4mi) east of Liwonde, from where there's no public transport available to the park, but hitching is feasible, especially on weekends.
		Buses and trains run between the capital and Liwonde.
	www.thesafaricompany.co.za /Malawi_Liwonde.htm (198 words)

	Malawi & Zambia 1999
		1 at Liwonde NP (nightdrive) and 8 at Lengwe NP during a nightdrive.
		1 at Dzalanyama FR and 2 at Liwonde NP.
		2 at Lilongwe NS, 3 at Liwonde NP and 2 at Lengwe NP.
	www.camacdonald.com /birding/tripreports/Malawi99.html (8909 words)

	Week 18: Liwonde National Park, Malawi \| Travel \| Guardian Unlimited
		We needed to be in Liwonde to catch the boat transfer at 11.30am.
		Liwonde was like every other Malawi town we'd seen.
		Liwonde National Park is one of the best in Malawi.
	travel.guardian.co.uk /article/2001/apr/06/netjetters2000sam.netjetters (1592 words)

	Panthera Productions - News items.
		Relocation Objective: The objective of this joint relocation project between the South African National Parks (SANP) and the North West Parks and Tourism Board (NWPTB) is to establish satellite populations of this endangered species in Southern Africa and to facilitate the development of the eco tourism industry in Southern African Developing Countries.
		The habitat was availed in the Liwonde National Park in the Shire Valley of Malawi however as the park was not fenced at that time it was decided to fence a small (1500 ha) sanctuary area within the park.
		The Liwonde project has demonstrated the value of the sanctuary concept for conserving endangered species within their natural habitat, but under controlled and secure conditions.
	www.pantheraproductions.com /newsp1.htm (630 words)

	Liwonde National Park safaris, lodges and wildlife tours
		Despite its small size (548 sq.km), Liwonde is considered Malawi's most popular park.
		Liwonde National Park is situated in the southern part of Malawi, 120 km North of Blantyre.
		Habitats include a mix of lagoons, marshes, open savannah and floodplain, mopane woodland and hills and of course the Shire River.
	www.ecoafrica.com /african/travel/LiwondeNationalPark.html (339 words)

	Liwonde National Park
		Liwonde National Park is Malawi's best for Wildlife.
		It is located on the Shire River - a tribuitatary of the Zambezi - and as a result is rather long a thin.
		During the rains it is very difficult to see much at all.
	www.theplateau.com /malawi/liwonde.htm (300 words)

	Liwonde National Park travel guide - Wikitravel
		Africa : East Africa : Malawi : Liwonde National Park
		Liwonde National Park is situated on the east bank of the Shire (pronounced "shi-ray") River, at the southern end of Lake Malombe.
		This is the entrance to use if you are staying at Chinguini Hills Camp.
	wikitravel.org /en/Liwonde_National_Park (497 words)

	zikomo friday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Liwonde National Park, the premier wildlife park of Malawi, has rarely seen lions in the past few years.
		The environment in Liwonde is starting to be degraded by this imbalance of animals; the herbivores are eating more plants than the carnivores are eating herbivores.
		In order for the lions to be moved up to Liwonde, Chinguni trust must raise $45,000 USD to cover the costs of the lions themselves as well as transport, training park staff, vet fees and various other expenses.
	www.go2malawi.com /blog (954 words)

	Adventure Guest Packages - Elephant Translocation Project in Malawi
		The helicopter flights will include a return flight from Mvuu (lodge in Liwonde National Park) to the capture site, the flying for each capture operation, and a return flight from Mvuu to Majete.
		Liwonde National Park is considered to be the finest in Malawi and one of the best birding locations in Africa.
		Today’s capture operation of a family group (females and their offspring) starts early in the morning - we leave for the capture site where we identify, dart, and immobilize a suitable elephant family, load them into the transport container and send them on their journey to Majete.
	africanadrenalin.co.za /guest.htm (2210 words)

	Print news - IPS Inter Press Service
		Communities in the southern Machinga and Balaka districts near Liwonde National Park have seen their crops destroyed by elephants, while some people have been trampled to death.
		Records kept by Liwonde National Park show that chili sales for 2002- 2003 resulted in a profit of 1,500 dollars for adjacent communities, or about 28 dollars per household.
		Njahito club, on the eastern side of Liwonde, was the star performer in chili production last year.
	www.ipsnews.net /print.asp?idnews=21965 (571 words)

	Mvuu Wilderness Lodge (Malawi)
		The 580,000 hectares of Liwonde National Park is situated in the south of Malawi, and is Malawi's premier wildlife reserve.
		Liwonde incorporates the huge and scenic Shire River as well as quiet backwaters and lagoons, marshes, open savannah country, woodland and hills.
		We also do great bicycle trips from the boundary of Liwonde to the local villages, giving a superb cultural experience.
	www.classicsafaris.com /CampsandLodges/mvuu.htm (382 words)

	Shire River woes, our foes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In February, 2004, weeds at Liwonde were becoming almost unmanageable resulting into low water levels and less power generation at Nkula.
		This is an attempt—successful so far—at checking the grass that grows on a small lagoon at Chikalongwe, about five kilometres upstream from Liwonde.
		The barrage at Liwonde shall prove a failure.
	www.nationmalawi.com /articles.asp?articleID=19721 (896 words)

	Tour Liwonde national park malawi
		Liwonde is a land of flood plain grasslands, reed swamps and floating meadows, the great Shire River carving a swathe along it's western boundary.
		Palm trees, sausage trees and massive baobabs grow in the better-drained areas, which then give way to Mopane woodland.
		This varied habitat provides something of interest for all lovers of wildlife, and is within easy reach of the southern Lake resorts and less than an hour's drive from Zomba in the south, lying on the route of most visitors.
	www.animaltracks.co.za /index.asp?pgid=26 (83 words)

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		Scientific Research and Facilities The Liwonde Research Project was set up in 1974 by the University of Malawi to carry out a detailed survey of the plants and animals with descriptions of population dynamics.
		Periodic closure of Liwonde Barrage, immediately downstream of the park, floods substantial areas for varying periods but the ecological impact of this is not yet clear.
		Hall-Martin, A.J. An ecological review of the Liwonde area, Kasupe District and recommendations on the proposal to create a National Park in the area.
	www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de /b-online/afrika/wcmc/liwonde.htm (592 words)

	Wilderness Safaris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Liwonde National Park in Malawi is a place of extraordinary biodiversity and conservation potential.
		Liwonde is now the pride of all parks in Malawi and is a remarkable showpiece of how private, dedicated companies and governments can create a working model for long-term conservation efforts in Africa.
		Liwonde's sanctuary has recently been stocked with Lichtenstein's hartebeest, Cape buffalo, Burchell's zebra and roan antelope.
	www.wilderness-safaris.com /conservation/detail.jsp?conitem_id=2769 (312 words)

	Malawi : Liwonde Nationalpark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Liwonde ist der beste Nationalpark im Land: gut gemanaget und mit einem guten Bestand an Game und wunderschöner Landschaft.
		Das Haupttor liegt 6 km von Liwonde, von dort gibt es keinen öffentlichen Verkehr zum Park, aber Transporte sind durchführbar, besonders am Wochenende.
		Busse und Züge zwischen Liwonde und der Hauptstadt gibt es zur Genüge.
	www.safariafrika.de /malawi_liwonde.php (138 words)

	Nyasa Proposal
		The Nyasa Lovebird (Agapornis nigrigenis) is rare and endemic to Malawi and its distribution is confined to the Liwonde area.
		Its distribution is rapidly becoming restricted to LNP because their feeding and breeding habitats are being exploited over for agricultural purposes.
		We will be in a better position to increase the protection and conservation of the lovebirds in LNP and other areas if we understand their ecology better.
	www.africanlovebirdsociety.com /Nyasa/proposal.html (1272 words)

	Malawi 1997
		Liwonde N.P. Mvuu Camp at Liwonde must be one of the nicest spots in the country, on the banks of the Shire River and partially surrounded by open mopane woodland.
		Car parking is tricky, so we tried the first right turn (coming from Liwonde) into a eucalypt plantation at the base of the hills, parked after a few 100 m, and walked up a track into the forest, but in limited time only saw the Tit.
		Black-headed Heron, Ardea melanocephala: 1 or 2 Nyika N.P., 1 Kamusu Dam
	www.camacdonald.com /birding/tripreports/MalawiJH97.html (6605 words)

	ENVIRONMENT-MALAWI: Chilis Prompt Elephants to Cool Their Heels
		But, villagers are also exploring a more innovative way of keeping the elephants at bay: the planting of chili pepper plants.
		Once harvested and graded, the chilis are sold to European countries û particularly Holland, Spain and Italy û where they are combined with paprika to make the powder used in pepper sprays.
		As a result of the demand for wood and other items, the reserve has already been reduced in size by 10 square kilometres to meet the needs of surrounding communities.
	www.ipsnews.org /africa/interna.asp?idnews=21965 (637 words)

	Malawi Safari Lodge & Camp Portfolio in Africa \| Liwonde National Park Accommodation Guide
		In Liwonde National Park you have a good chance of seeing good numbers of impala, sable antelope, common waterbuck, warthog, hiipo, elephant and crocodile.
		Predators like lion and hyena also occur in smaller numbers.This is a true birders paradise with over 400 species having been recorded.
		The Mvuu Wilderness Lodge is situated along the banks of the Shire River in Liwonde National Park, Malawi's premier wildlife reserve.
	www.thesafaricompany.co.za /Lodge_Hotel_Malawi_LiwondeNP.htm (250 words)

	The Africa Guide Hiking Experience safari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The afternoon can be spent exploring the cities vibrant streets or relaxing in the green gardens of Doogles Lodge where we will be setting up camp.
		After an early breakfast depart to Liwonde National Park, stopping on the way at some superb local craft stables.
		Liwonde NP, the best game park in Malawi, is well known for its population of 5 fl rhinos living at a sanctuary within the Park.
	www.africaguide.com /travel/package/843.htm (681 words)

	Safari picture Gallery - 2003
		A quiet moment for the group amongst the mopane trees in Liwonde National Park.
		A fascinating contrast to the wilderness of Liwonde National Park.
		Godfrey Showa as our guide was exceptional and we were lucky to have his company, singing, stories and frequent laughter, none of us will ever forget your input.
	www.artsafari.co.uk /HolidayPhotos2003.htm (1451 words)

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