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The Department of National Parks and Wildlife is the Government’s executive arm in Malawi mandated to conserve, manage and regulate the sustainable use of wildlife resources both in protected areas and outside protected. Malawi’s wildlife estate comprises five national parks, four wildlife reserves and three nature sanctuaries that cover about 11.1 per cent of the total land area of the country. Generally the overarching goal of the US National Park System of resource management, i.e. ‘to steward NPS resources for continuous change that is not yet fully understood, in order to preserve ecological integrity and cultural and historical authenticity, provide visitors with transformative experiences, and form the core of a national conservation landand seascape’, is similar in some aspects to the goals of wildlife conservation and management in the context of Malawi as provided in the wildlife policy and legislation. Our goals include the conservation and preservation of selected examples of biotic communities, protection of rare, endemic, and endangered species of wild plants and animals as well as providing for recreation and enjoyment through tourism among others. PARKS RESPONSES

Response and reaction to the paper Revisiting Leopold from the Department of National Parks and Wildlife, Malawi