TRANSFORMATIONAL IMPACTS FOR ELEPHANTS AND THEIR RANGELANDS

Zambezi Elephant Fund aspires to secure a long-lasting future for elephants and their rangelands, not only with strategic, cost-effective funding for the projects that align with our ambitions, but with collaborative and innovative ideas and support. Ultimately, it is our aim to create a meaningful and far-reaching impact on conservation and communities in the Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe.

WATCH, SHARE AND INCREASE OUR REACH

Please support ZEF fundraising at the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon

Join our incredible team of five committed runners as they lace up their shoes and embark on the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon to make a significant difference and raise essential funds for Zambezi Elephant Fund. Can you lend a hand in helping them achieve their fundraising goal?
Visit Zambezi Elephant Fund | Kindful for more information and help share the word.


SAVING THE ELEPHANTS - IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL 5 KM / 10 KM RUN/WALK

Saturday, November 9th, 2024
Central Park, New York - or virtual!
In Support of the Zambezi Elephant Fund

More Information | Register to save the elephants now!


 

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COLLABORATION

By bringing together a diverse set of skills and perspectives, we and our partners have developed highly effective anti-poaching activities that have started to contain this crisis. Additionally, we are assisting the rollout of a range of innovative projects that will benefit communities living on the periphery of the protected Zambezi landscape.

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FUNDRAISING

Our work focuses on many different projects and right now we need assistance in vital ranger support and habitat restoration in the Zambezi Valley.

Feed a Ranger or Plant a Tree →

 
 

ABOUT

Find out about our organization, mission, our methods, and the results of years of advocacy.

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TAKE ACTION

Ready to take the next step? You can become a contributor to our cause, or participate yourself.

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Photographs provided by Marlon du Toit + Chris Fallows