Jan - April 2024: The Zambezi Society is focusing and strengthening our efforts to help communities with practical solutions and awareness about Human-Wildlife Co-Existence, along the southern boundary of the Charara Safari Area and within Kariba Town itself. We're printing new awareness materials and plan to extend our Virtual Reality programme in schools to other parts of the Zambezi Valley. We continue to assist ZimParks with anti-poaching around Kariba and in Mana Pools, where the new trans-boundary co-management agreement with the Peace Parks Foundation brings hope for new partnership opportunities. We've also got some more carnivore survey research work lined up with WildCru this year, and we welcome Zambia's decision to withdraw the licence for the controversial Kangaluwi Copper Mine in the Zambezi Valley opposite Mana Pools and Sapi. This is a great win for conservation!

Nov-Dec 2023: This year, Zamsoc has continued to provide material and operational assistance to ZimParks in the Charara Safari Area and in Mana Pools. We await more details of the newly-signed Peace Parks/ZimParks co-management agreement for the Greater Mana Ecosystem, and are standing by to collaborate. Thanks to donor support, we helped to complete carnivore surveys in the Zambezi Valley, strengthened our Human-Wildlife Co-existence projects with communities in the Charara-Kariba area, and provided ongoing support for rangers and their families.

April 2022: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, to celebrate 40 years of Zambezi conservation, we feature our support for Zimbabwe’s Parks & Wildlife Authority (ZimParks) - particularly for the work of rangers in the field.

Oct 2021: A summary of Zamsoc’s busy fieldwork season, our upcoming focus on Human Wildlife Co-existence, the launch of a Zamsoc gift page on Amazon.com for gifting items to assist anti-poaching rangers - and lots more.

April 2021: We summarise 33 years of loyal support from Save Africa Rhino Foundation for the Zambezi Society’s anti-poaching and wildlife trade intelligence work.

April 2021: We introduce the Zambezi Society’s dedicated team who do all our work on-the-ground in the Zambezi areas.

April 2021: A summary of Zambezi Society activities and operations in the first quarter of 2021; issues of conservation concern, stories of support from the international community and a big shout out to our Operations Team.

March 2021: The Zambezi Society assists ZimParks with repairs to the roof of the clinic in Mana Pools National Park.

31 July 2020: On World Ranger Day, we celebrate the sacrifices that Park rangers make on a daily basis in protecting our Zambezi Valley wildlife and wilderness resources. Please help us to help them.

April 2020: As Zimbabwe locks down to avoid Coronavirus, The Zambezi Society needs help to prioritise the welfare of its staff and Park rangers in the field in the Zambezi Valley

June 2018: Improving the lives and morale of National Parks rangers and their families in remote areas of the Zambezi Valley.

March 2018. A real boost to ranger morale