This website provides materials for the Zimbabwean National Parks’ Learner Hunters and Guides (LPH) examinations.
There are six introductory articles below, followed by the most recent posts. The menu above also gives access to the different categories.
This article is the first in a series looking at places that are part of the National Parks Estate, but lesser…
The Great Dyke (or Dike - American spelling) is a linear geological feature of layered intrusion of igneous, metal-bearing rock that runs north-south through the…
Presentation by Phineas Chauke, Regional marketing Officer –NMMZ (Western Region) at workshop entitled "A Place for Biodiversity in Cultural Heritage", National…
CAN.SEPT.25 - QU. 1 During canoeing, which paddler usually sets the paddling rhythm? 1 mk CAN.SEPT.25 - QU. 2 State one…
FIREARMS FA.SEPT.25 - QU.1 Outline four (4) specific prohibitions regarding the use of firearms as stipulated under the Firearms Act, Chapter…
The following list introduces common Southern Africa's snakes to L.P.H. students as a reference. Recognizing snakes, their habits and habitats, as…
There are about 143 species of snakes in Southern Africa, of which only 37 have fangs and venom that could cause…
Introduction “Urray nyoka!”, people shout when they see a snake, dangerous or harmless. Most Africans have lost the ancient knowledge of…
The Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo is a resource that every guide needs to use as it can provide:…
Below you will find introductory material to support the first writing of an LPH Field Guiding and Resource Management paper in…
