Conservation Zambezi (CZ) supports conservation of biodiversity in the Zambezi River Valley and Basin. CZ was originally established in 1992 as The Zambezi Society (UK), UK Registered Charity (no: 1021531). In 2006, with an updated strategy, it became known as Conservation Zambezi. Staffed by dedicated volunteers, CZ is proud to record its collaboration and support in the creation of a secure zone for Black Rhinos in Matusadona National Park, or known as the Matusadona Intensive Protection Zone. As a key player in the original emergency project to rescue Black Rhino from extinction in the Zambezi Valley, CZ supported the pioneer programme of Black Rhino calf relocation and rearing in this Intenstive Protection Zone. CZ provides essential material and logistical support to Parks and Wildlife Management Rangers in the field. This action continues currently through its formal alliance in June 2009 with The Tashinga Initiative Foundation (TTI). TTI implements directly into the Parks and Wildlife Estate in the Zambezi Valley, towards the protection of wildlife in this area.
Photos on this site are used with the kind permission of Clyde Elgar from Kavinga Safaris, Lynne Taylor from The Tashinga Initiative and Mike Moody from Conservation Zambezi. The copyright of the images is retained by the respective photographers. |
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