NEWS

Dec 2022: In the final Episode of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, celebrating 40 years of conservation, we showcase the magnificence of the Zambezi Valley's biodiversity and wilderness in a portfolio of images gathered over the years, and highlight the threats and challenges that keep us busy protecting it. This is what it’s all about….

Nov 2022: In The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, celebrating 40 years of Zambezi conservation, we highlight the extraordinary dedication of Chisipite Junior School in Harare which has fundraised in support of our wildlife conservation programmes for 35 years!

Oct 2022: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, celebrating 40 years of Zambezi conservation, we describe how our wider vision of the Zambezi as an entire river basin landscape underpins all our activities and operations.

July 2022: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, celebrating 40 years of Zambezi conservation, we feature our community conservation and transboundary collaboration work in Muzarabani and Guruve Districts (northern Zimbabwe) and Magoe District (western Mozambique).

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.

March 2022: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, to celebrate 40 years of Zambezi conservation, we focus on our work to promote and conserve the Zambezi's priceless wilderness values

Dec 2021: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, to celebrate 40 years of Zambezi conservation, we focus on our support and interpretation of scientific research, as part of our wider vision of planning for and conserving the Zambezi Valley as a whole.

Nov 2021: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing Historical Series, to celebrate 40 years of Zambezi Valley conservation, we focus on the essential ADVOCACY role that has underpinned our work for the past four decades.

Oct 2021: As part of The Zambezi Society’s ongoing series to celebrate 40 years of Zambezi Valley conservation, we highlight Zamsoc’s role in launching the Rhino Survival Campaign - an emergency fund-raising response to the escalating rhinoceros poaching crisis in the 1980s.

Sept 2021: Our historical series, celebrating 40 years of Zambezi Valley conservation, features Zimbabwe’s successful application to UNESCO for World Heritage Site status for the Mana Pools/Sapi/Chewore area – inscribed in 1984.

Aug 2021: As part of our new historical series to celebrate 40 years of conserving wildlife and wilderness in the Zambezi Valley, we talk about the Zamsoc logo, how it came about and what it signifies.

July 2021: As a lead-up to The Zambezi Society’s 40th anniversary in 2022, we introduce a series of historical features highlighting significant events and conservation achievements that we're proud of, spanning the four decades since the Society's formation in 1982.