Since the early 2000s, the Gorongosa Restoration Project has worked in collaboration with the Mozambican government and international conservation groups to reintroduce key species, rebuild park infrastructure, and empower local communities to protect the park. Wildlife translocations have played a crucial role in these efforts, with species like elephants, hippos, lions, and wildebeests being reintroduced. The park’s revitalization has led to the resurgence of both biodiversity and ecotourism, making it a symbol of Mozambique’s environmental and social recovery.