Wildlife Conservation in Action across Zambia
OUR PROJECTS
Game Rangers International delivers conservation impact across Zambia through a portfolio of interconnected projects that protect wildlife, empower communities, and restore ecosystems. Each project addresses a vital part of the conservation story - from rescuing orphaned animals to mitigating human-wildlife conflict and engaging the next generation of environmental stewards.
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Explore the projects below to see how we’re creating lasting impact across Zambia’s landscapes.
RUFUNSA CONSERVATION PROJECT
A landscape-level initiative supporting wildlife protection, community empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods in Rufunsa Game Management Area — a critical buffer to Lower Zambezi National Park.
ZAMBIA PRIMATE PROJECT
GRI's Zambia Primate Project rescues primates from the illegal wildlife and pet trade, rehabilitates them with expert care, and returns them to safe, protected habitats.
WILDLIFE DISCOVERY CENTRE
A dynamic conservation education hub offering immersive learning experiences, interactive exhibits, and guided tours. The WDC inspires future conservationists and builds awareness of Zambia’s natural heritage.
ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE PROJECT
Rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing elephants orphaned, injured or displaced by human activity.
NKALA CONSERVATION PROJECT
Strengthening protection, community collaboration, and ecosystem restoration in the Nkala sector of Kafue National Park, with a focus on supporting ranger capacity and reducing human-wildlife conflict.
NAMWALA CONSERVATION PROJECT
Working with local communities and rangers, the Namwala Conservation Project enhances wildlife protection, reduces human-wildlife conflict, and supports sustainable coexistence in this vital area of Kafue National Park.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Game Rangers International’s projects form a connected conservation network. Wildlife rescue informs community education; community partnerships reduce pressure on ecosystems; field-based law enforcement protects the landscapes where rehabilitated animals are released. Together, these projects deliver measurable, long-term change for wildlife and people.