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As the conservation landscape continues to evolve, adequate ranger accommodation remains one of the sector’s most pressing challenges across Zambia.

As the conservation landscape continues to evolve, adequate ranger accommodation remains one of the sector’s most pressing challenges across Zambia.

A Home for Our Heroes: Honouring Zambia’s Frontline Rangers

A STORY OF SURVIVAL, STRENGTH, AND SECOND CHANCES

A STORY OF SURVIVAL, STRENGTH, AND SECOND CHANCES

NANZHILA’S JOURNEY: A STORY OF SURVIVAL, STRENGTH, AND SECOND CHANCES

Over the past few months, the team at the Kafue Release Facility (KRF) has witnessed a remarkable transformation in the dynamics of the pre-release elephant herd. With the herd now being predominantly female, we’re seeing powerful shifts not just in hierarchy, but in daily behaviour, cohesion, and overall herd

Over the past few months, the team at the Kafue Release Facility (KRF) has witnessed a remarkable transformation in the dynamics of the pre-release elephant herd. With the herd now being predominantly female, we’re seeing powerful shifts not just in hierarchy, but in daily behaviour, cohesion, and overall herd

The Power of Sisterhood: "How Female Elephants Are Shaping Herd Harmony in Kafue"

Elephants can alter or shape a landscape by causing changes in plant biomass. Through their feeding habits, elephants meander through distinct parts of a landscape, feeding on different plants and in turn, cause changes in the availability of certain plant species in a landscape.

Elephants can alter or shape a landscape by causing changes in plant biomass. Through their feeding habits, elephants meander through distinct parts of a landscape, feeding on different plants and in turn, cause changes in the availability of certain plant species in a landscape.

Elephants: Nature's Eco-Engineers Transforming Ecosystems

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