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Water Lilies Blue Egyptian Water Lilies in front of Nanzhila Plains Safari Camp in Kafue National Park, Zambia. © Karine Aigner

We’re working with partners in government, communities and the private sector to protect wildlife and support sustainable growth in Zambia.

We're addressing threats to Zambia’s huge Kafue ecosystem, such as environmental degradation, wildfires, poaching and unsustainable development.

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A male cheetah at a scent-marking tree in Kafue National Park, Zambia.

A Collar Fit for a King

The path of one cheetah in Zambia demonstrates why partners are working together to protect an entire landscape.

Carmine bee-eater colonies in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.

Africa 2023 Year in Review

Take a look at the biggest milestones from the Africa Region in 2023, along with beautiful photography, short videos, insider stories, and more.

By Ademola Ajagbe

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Protecting Africa’s Freshwater Resources

TNC and our partners work to protect Africa’s critical freshwater resources and contribute to our global goals to conserve 1 million kilometers of rivers and 30 million hectares of wetlands by 2030.

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Fighting Fire with Fire

A fire training course in Zambia will help reduce dangerous late-season wildfires.

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Little Bee-Eater A little bee-eater sit on a tree branch in Kafue National Park in Zambia. © Karine Aigner

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