Wildlife Conservation Zimbabwe Project #55066

ABCF Conservation projects

by African Bush Camps Foundation

Project Report | Jan 15, 2026
Protecting Wildlife in Our National Parks

By Koinonia Baloyi | Communications and Fundraising Officer

The incredible wildlife in our National Parks faces serious threats. Illegal poaching and hunting are rapidly reducing animal populations, putting this unique ecosystem at risk.

In 2025, we intensified our conservation efforts across Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe through targeted, community-led initiatives:

Launching a dedicated Anti-Poaching Unit in the Okavango Delta
Improving human-wildlife coexistence by erecting 30 Lion Bomas to protect livestock from predators
Strengthening anti-poaching efforts with snare removals, poacher apprehensions, and daily patrols

Our ambitious 2026 goal is to ensure our National Parks remain safe, thriving home for their wildlife—today and into the future.

"In order to conserve these beautiful parts of the world, you need to do tourism in a very sustainable way—balancing economic benefits with ecological integrity."— Beks Ndlovu, CEO and Founder of African Bush Camps

Your support powers this vital work at the African Bush Camps Foundation

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