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For the first time ever, women will join the forty-plus team of community scouts patrolling Mbire district in Zimbabwe’s wildlife-rich Lower Zambezi Valley. For Country Director Olivia Mufute, who leads African Wildlife Foundation’s community…

(April 21, 2023 — KARIBA) The African Wildlife Foundation Zimbabwe (AWF) registered the graduation of 15 advanced coxswain trainees during a colorful pass out parade event held at Moth Camp in Kariba. This followed an intense 3-week advanced…

Harare, May 29, 2023 — The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Zimbabwe joined the Zimbabwe and Zambia delegations for the tour of the Lower Zambezi Mana Pools Transfrontier Conservation Area (LOZAMAP TFCA), where AWF, in partnership with the Zimbabwe…

In May 2023, Zimbabwe and Zambia signed the Lower Zambezi Mana Pools Transfrontier Conservation Area Memorandum of Understanding, formalizing processes to collaborate on conservation management affecting two parks, the Lower Zambezi National Park …

HARARE, ZIMBABWE (November 25, 2022) — The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Zimbabwe hosted eight European Union (EU) Heads of Cooperation and Deputy Ambassadors in Mbire District from November 21-24, 2022 to showcase the successful project…

On December 16, 2021, the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) passed out 18 launch-master coxswain trainees at one of Zimbabwe’s premier tourist destinations, Lake Kariba. AWF has been working with the Zimbabwe National Army Boat Squadron Regiment…

In the heart of Zimbabwe’s expansive Muzarabani District, bordering Mozambique, Missy Muchadei’s passion for conservation was ignited by the harsh realities of human-wildlife conflict. Born in 2004, Muchadei’s immersion into conservation stemmed…

Harare, Zimbabwe, November 8, 2022 – The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Zimbabwe in partnership with the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) played host to 10 members of local media stations in a bid to showcase the…

African Wildlife Foundation conserves elephant and rhino populations by supporting the work of rangers and community wildlife scouts — the “boots on the ground” who shield highly endangered animals from poachers’ guns.We provide and facilitate…

The 21-hour power cuts now affecting Zambia as Lake Kariba continues to dry up are just the beginning of a much larger domino effect driven by the impacts of climate change. Lake Kariba, once a vital source of hydroelectric power for millions across…