August 2019: The Zambezi Society’s vehicles cover vast distances assisting Park rangers to patrol the Zambezi Valley’s wildlife areas. We describe the realities on the ground.

August 2019: We are working with the Tobacco Industry to slow down the rate of deforestation and habitat loss from small-scale tobacco farming in the Zambezi Valley’s Hurungwe District adjacent to Mana Pools.

August 2019: Read the latest news from The Zambezi Society - August 2019 here:-

July 2019: The 11-12-year old Grade 6 students of Chisipite Junior School in Harare have had another incredible year fund-raising to help protect the Zambezi’s wildlife.

June 2019: The Zambezi Society is shocked and saddened to report the passing or Mr Funny Gapa, our dedicated anti-poaching driver since 2016.

June 2019: The Zambezi Society attended this important summit, the first of its kind, and concluded that enlightened conservation organisations have a lot of work to do….

March 2019 - a celebration and a tribute

31 March 2019: The Zambezi Society has received funds from the Lion Recovery Fund for a 2-year collaborative project to secure wildlife resources in the vulnerable Charara Safari Area at the eastern end of Lake Kariba.

February 2019: The Zambezi Society welcomes a new Cruiser to our fleet of anti-poaching vehicles

January 2019: Apologies: - The Zambezi Society’s summary of feedback on this.issue, published in December 2018 was premature and has been removed. We will report back after meeting with ZimParks and other stakeholders.

Dec 2018: A collaborative effort to tighten up on law enforcement and criminal procedure for wildlife crimes has resulted in a marked reduction in poaching in the Zambezi Valley.

Dec 2018: We report on recent project work to prevent deforestation in settled areas adjacent to the Zambezi Valley National Parks, and on other community-focused projects.

Dec 2018: The Zambezi Society partners with WildAid & ZimParks in a nationwide anti-poaching awareness campaign

Fun in the snow - in aid of the Zambezi’s elephants! Central Park, New York City, 17th Nov 2018

1 Oct 2018: Two tragic accidents involving elephants and humans have highlighted the need to strengthen visitor education about walking in the wild

Join us in fund-raising for the Zambezi Valley’s elephants in NEW YORK CITY or in HARARE on Saturday 17th November 2018!

Sept 2018: The Zambezi Society conducted weapons training courses for 20 rangers in Hwange National Park at the request of ZimParks and local conservation organisations.

Aug 2018: Your responses to proposed tourism developments in Sapi are generally positive with a few practical suggestions.

Aug 2018: Zamsoc embarks on a 3-year project to improve the conservation aspects of tobacco farming in areas adjacent to the Zambezi Valley

Aug 2018: The Zambezi Society has serious concerns that public access to the Zambezi River in Mana Pools National Park is being eroded