Our projects are implemented in the field with a high degree of efficiency and efficacy bringing true value to the donor, and to the benefit of wildlife protection.
Take a tour of some of our projects.
The 2020 winners: BEST CONSERVATION SUPPORTER: Winner: Lynne Taylor – The Tashinga Initiative. Lynne’s targeted initiatives ensuring rangers receive the support necessary to perform optimally have transformed
Food hampers for Rangers patrolling in the Lower Zambezi Valley: Charara, Hurungwe, Mana, Sapi, Chewore, Dande and Doma. Funds raised through the fantastic Wildlife Ranger
Tashinga Initiative is seeking donations towards the securing of the “RangerProtect” product for Rangers of the Mid-Zambezi Region, Lower Zambezi Valley for 2023. Tashinga Initiative
We are fundraising for ZimParks Rangers to participate in Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2023! Please support Tashinga Initiative in this Pan-African Event organised by Wildlife Ranger
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
Ongoing solar water pump maintenance has been provided by Tashinga Initiative, providing invaluable support to Ranger stations and outposts where running water is a pillar
Food security has been provided to Zambezi Valley Rangers through the re-establishment and management of fresh vegetable gardens at the remote Zimparks Mkanga Field Station
Tashinga Initiative continues its fundraising efforts to keep 2 boats based out of Kapirinhengu, Chewore North. These are 2 pelican boats named “Tashinga” and “Tunzva”.
Support has been provided to Chewore North Riverine Antipoaching efforts as well to the ZARSAU Boat Unit, (D Camp) much further upstream (Hurungwe). This has
Rangers based at Kapirinhengu continue to enjoy their TV installation with DSTV channels, especially soccer!, enjoying any off-time they may have between their patrols in
Other field stations have been asking for children’s playgrounds as enjoyed by the children living at Mkanga Field Station and to this end, Tashinga Initiative
We are all aware that our environment has never before been so important for the survival of Planet Earth. Tashinga Initiative is fundraising for
COVID-19 Pandemic has hit hard across every single facet of our daily lives, and no less so than on the daily lives of Rangers. In
There is nothing more important than efficient digitalised VHF radio communications between Rangers on patrol and their field station based managers. Tashinga Initiative continues to
Last year we told you about how 3 Bridges in Lower Zambezi Valley were washed away all at the same time, completely cutting off access
