Wildlife Ranger Challenge
In August and September 2026, ten 4-Ranger teams, facilitated and sponsored by Tashinga Initiative and its donors, have completed the 3 prior and the final
September 28, 2026
Our Projects
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 a few of our projects.
Infrastructure, Solar: Energy & Water
In the hinterland of Kariba Gorge lies Kuburi and it is here we have just established an Ablution block for the key Kuburi Antipoaching Unit
September 28, 2026
Ranger Patrol Equipment
Good patrol kit significantly enhances Ranger morale and patrol efficacy. We have been able to provide top quality 55L backpacks and popular Bova boots to
September 28, 2026
Ranger Protect
Extending Critical Support to ZimParks Rangers: The Impact of RangerProtect Insurance Coverage for ZimParks Personnel in 2026: The Tashinga Initiative has successfully extended “RangerProtect” insurance
September 26, 2026
Project Implementation
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A DONOR TO SUPPORT US AT THE CORE OF TASHINGA INITIATIVE’S CAPACITY NEEDS – the provision of a Landcruiser 79 Series Standard
September 24, 2026
Starlink for Wildlife Ranger Communications
Funded by #ZambeziElephantFund and working in partnership with #ZimParks, Tashinga Initiative installed secure Starlink kits at 5 remote field stations and outposts in the Zambezi
August 26, 2026
Food Security: Vegetable Gardens
Tashinga Initiative established Ranger Vegetable Gardens at remote field stations in the Zambezi Valley between 2012-2024. These vegetable gardens were a huge boost to Ranger Health and Food
August 25, 2026
Food Security: Patrol Rations
Food security for Rangers. Rangers are based at remote field stations within Wildlife Protected Areas and are not easily able to access protein, fresh or
August 22, 2026
Antipoaching & Riverine Operations: Zambezi Valley
Our two donated pelican boats are used for riverine patrols on the Zambezi River, the northern border of Zimbabwe in two different locations: in the
July 21, 2026