Win-Wins for Farmers and Nature

We help farmers in the Mbire district reap rewards from conserving nature by planting chilis, which diversifies farmers’ income and deters wildlife from destroying crops. Tobacco production is an important industry in Zimbabwe, and curing practices are a significant threat to wildlife habitats. In Hurunge, we helped farmers construct new or convert existing tobacco barns to be energy efficient.

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chili farm

Boosting Entrepreneurship for Conservation

We provide training and equipment to support small businesses and sustainable livelihoods in Mbire. These enterprises reduce pressure on natural resources by creating sustainable sources of income.

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Sustainable livelihoods training

Mapping Wildlife to Inform Rangers’ Strategy

Technology is helping rangers make the most of limited resources and labor. We train and equip rangers in the Middle Zambezi Valley to collect and map data on wildlife sightings and poaching activity, which contributes to informed decision-making on patrols.

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Training
Olivia Mufute
‪Country Director
Facts and Brochures

Lower-Zambezi By the Numbers

November 18, 2022