
River Flooding Infrastructural Disasters
Damaged Bridges in Lower Zambezi Valley cut access across Lower Zambezi Valley’s protected areas. Experiencing the edge of Cyclone ANA from Madagascar, heavy rain lashed
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Damaged Bridges in Lower Zambezi Valley cut access across Lower Zambezi Valley’s protected areas. Experiencing the edge of Cyclone ANA from Madagascar, heavy rain lashed
Tashinga Initiative is seeking donations towards the securing of the RangerProtect product for 320 Rangers for 2022. In 2018, 2020 and 2021 Tashinga Initiative Trust
Over the last 5 months of 2021 and 2022, ongoing solar water pump maintenance has been and is being diligently carried out by Tashinga Initiative
Food hampers for Rangers working in the Lower Zambezi Valley: Charara, Hurungwe, Mana, Sapi, Chewore, Dande and Doma. Starting 2022 with actions surrounding the well-being
Our Rangers have completed the WILDLIFE RANGER CHALLENGE 2021 in full, with the final event being the 21km marathon with 22kg backpacks!
Food security has been provided to Rangers in 2021 through the re-establishment and management of fresh vegetable gardens at the remote Zimparks Mkanga Field Station
Ranger communities live in challenging environments out in the wilds. Rangers’ good health can be supported through many various interventions, not the establishment of a
Tashinga Initiative continues its efforts to keep 2 boats based out of Kapirinhengu, Chewore North. These are 2 pelican boats named “Tashinga” and “Tunzva”. Both
Rangers based at Kapirinhengu continue to enjoy their TV installation with DSTV channels to enjoy in any off-time they may have between their patrols in
Ongoing support has been provided to Chewore North Riverine Antipoaching efforts as well to the ZARSAU Boat Unit, out of D Camp much further upstream
We are incredibly excited to announce the winners of this year’s Rhino Conservation Awards. Dr. Larry Hansen, Founder of the Rhino Conservation Awards and judge
Field equipment for Rangers forms part of the necessary enabling environment which in turn supports the efficacy of Rangers living and patrolling in the protected
Teams spanning the African continent united to compete in a 21km half-marathon carrying their 22kg backpack plus patrol equipment, building camaraderie, and raising awareness of
Little did donor Glenn Vincent and contributing friends know that in 2020, the children’s’ playground and netball field that they donated to the remote Chewore
A CHARARA SAFARI AREA SHORELINE SECTION LITTER CLEAN-UP PROJECT In the north-easternmost corner of Lake Kariba commenced in late April 2019. The project was undertaken