Sango Wildlife Conservancy

Sango Wildlife Conservancy is a privately managed wildlife conservation area covering approximately 600 km² (60,000 hectares) within the Save Valley Conservancy in southeastern Zimbabwe. It stretches from the Bikita Hills in the west toward the Save River in the east and forms part of the wider Lowveld wildlife corridor connecting the region around Gonarezhou National Park with other conservation landscapes.



The conservancy is known for its efforts to protect endangered wildlife, particularly black and white rhinos, elephants, lions, leopards and African wild dogs. Its landscape includes mopane woodland, savanna, seasonal pans and riverine habitats. Conservation work also includes anti-poaching activities, ecological research and community development.