From featured projects to environmental education and wildlife protection — the work we do hand in hand with communities and partners.
Our flagship environmental education programmes and on-the-ground conservation projects, delivered with communities across Zambia.
A model for mass-scale environmental education replicated around the world — reaching over 40,000 children through 1,000 school clubs, plus the Chongololo Club of the Air broadcast on 8 radio stations.
In partnership with UNICEF Zambia, we have trained over 1,300 children as Climate Ambassadors who lead climate action campaigns, from reforestation to community education.
A biodiversity hotspot and critical headwaters for the Luangwa Rivers. We empower local communities to secure this ecosystem against deforestation through reforestation and sustainable livelihoods.
“Water Data Together” supports conservation clubs along the Kafue River to collect citizen-science data on the river's health, used to inform and lobby ministries on watershed management.
Using Cocoon planting technology to combat climate change and land degradation — introducing innovative mitigation and adaptation ideas, sustainable practices and education to affected communities.
Promoting climate-smart actions among students — supporting climate-smart agriculture plots in schools and leading tree-planting efforts to inspire community climate resilience.
We believe conservation begins in the classroom. Our education programmes reach thousands of students each year, nurturing curiosity, responsibility and a lifelong love for the natural world.
Hands-on learning in 60+ schools nationwide.
Mentoring the next generation of climate champions.
Practical training on sustainable resource use.
School programme
Youth club
Field trip
Orphan elephants
Elephant keeperFrom elephants and lions to pangolins and cranes, we help protect the wildlife that makes Zambia extraordinary — combining community vigilance, data and partnerships to counter poaching and habitat loss.
Field officers log sightings and threats in real time.
Working with rangers to keep wildlife safe.
Tracking populations to guide conservation action.
320+ wildlife reports logged by our field network this year.