About the Tashinga Initiative
to promote patrol and wildlife monitoring efficacy
- Antipoaching Operations Centres & Outposts
- Ranger Child Facilities
- Community Well-Being
- Food Security: Food Hampers & Vegetable Gardens
- Infrastructure Rehabilitation
- Solar Power For Water Pumping & Energy
- Support Towards The Deployment Of Ranger Patrols
- Training In Antipoaching
- VHF & IP Communications
Tashinga Initiative raises funds globally and urgently seeks further donations to support conservation efforts in 12,300 sq km of ZimParks’ contiguous Protected Areas of the Lower Zambezi Valley, part of the 13% land set aside under formal protection in Zimbabwe. These collectively include UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites, a Biosphere Reserve, and two TransFrontier Conservation Areas.
Founder and Executive Director Lynne Taylor, having gained a deep understanding of the challenges and needs of these areas, together with her consultant team, carefully implements donor-funded projects to achieve the optimal results against clearly defined budgets and a high level of accountability.
Tashinga Initiative’s Head Office is based in Harare, and the Trust is audited annually.