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  • Members of the Tigwilizane women’s group in Mukungule, Zambia supporting one another during a community meeting. Photo by Mana Meadows.12/04/2025Project update

    Tigwilizane: Empowering Women, Strengthening Families, Protecting a Landscape

    12/04/2025Project update

    Tigwilizane: Empowering Women, Strengthening Families, Protecting a Landscape

    In the remote Mukungule sector of the North Luangwa landscape, a quiet but powerful movement is taking shape – one that begins not on patrol, but at home. The Tigwilizane Committee, a women-led support group created in 2021 for the spouses of law enforcement officers, is redefining what community empowerment … Read more

  • 07/23/2025Project update

    Building for the Future: NLCP Establishes New Operational Base at Mano

    07/23/2025Project update

    Building for the Future: NLCP Establishes New Operational Base at Mano

    As the North Luangwa Conservation Programme (NLCP) nears its 40th anniversary in 2026, it reflects decades of growth, resilience, and impact. From three ranger houses at the start of the DNPW–FZS partnership, it now employs over 300 Scouts to protect one of Zambia’s key conservation landscapes, with infrastructure evolving alongside … Read more

  • 07/22/2025Project update

    Voices of Change: Youth Driving Education and Girls’ Health in Zambia

    07/22/2025Project update

    Voices of Change: Youth Driving Education and Girls’ Health in Zambia

    When education is interrupted, communities lose future leaders—and conservation loses future stewards. In Zambia’s North Luangwa landscape, a new FZS initiative is changing that dynamic by keeping girls in school and challenging the social barriers that hold them back.

  • 07/16/2025Project update

    Documentary Chronicles Landmark Lion Reintroduction in Zambia’s Nsumbu National Park

    07/16/2025Project update

    Documentary Chronicles Landmark Lion Reintroduction in Zambia’s Nsumbu National Park

    What does it take to recover an ecosystem? Can the return of a species revive cultural identity and build pride in a landscape? “Abashimba – Return of Lions to Nsumbu” celebrates conservation collaboration, and offers an intimate look at the science, partnerships, and people behind this ecosystem’s revival.

  • 07/10/2025Project update

    Beyond the Numbers: Measuring Conservation Impact in Mozambique’s Zambezi Delta

    07/10/2025Project update

    Beyond the Numbers: Measuring Conservation Impact in Mozambique’s Zambezi Delta

    Discover how FZS is redefining conservation impact in Mozambique’s Zambezi Delta with a new evidence-based framework that links actions to outcomes, supports local communities, and guides smarter decision-making.

  • 06/18/2025Project update

    The people protecting Putumayo’s biodiversity

    06/18/2025Project update

    The people protecting Putumayo’s biodiversity

    Putumayo is rich in biodiversity, which needs protection against a number of threats. Local communities play a crucial role in safeguarding their ecosystems through conservation efforts that also support their livelihoods.

  • 06/04/2025Press release

    Przewalski’s Horses Released into the Steppe in Kazakhstan

    06/04/2025Press release

    Przewalski’s Horses Released into the Steppe in Kazakhstan

    Six wild Przewalski’s horses released in Kazakhstan’s steppe, which marks a major milestone in species recovery and steppe ecosystem restoration.

  • 04/25/2025Project update

    Hope for Kulan: Learning and Moving Forward

    04/25/2025Project update

    Hope for Kulan: Learning and Moving Forward

    In 2024, we completed one of the longest overland wildlife translocations in history, moving 24 Kulans to rewild the Torgai steppe. This major milestone brought hard lessons, including unexpected losses, but by openly confronting the challenges and swiftly adapting our strategies, we are strengthening our efforts to secure a resilient … Read more

  • 04/24/2025Press release

    Frankfurt Conservation Award 2025 (Bruno H. Schubert-Preis) goes to FZS Project Leader Ha Thang Long from Vietnam

    04/24/2025Press release

    Frankfurt Conservation Award 2025 (Bruno H. Schubert-Preis) goes to FZS Project Leader Ha Thang Long from Vietnam

    Frankfurt, April 24, 2025 — In its 42nd year, the Bruno H. Schubert Foundation is awarding one of Germany’s most prestigious environmental prizes—the Frankfurt Conservation Award (Bruno H. Schubert Preis)—this evening in Frankfurt. The award in the category of “Applied Conservation” goes to Ha Thang Long, PhD, who leads the … Read more

  • 03/14/2025Project update

    Off to new shores – our project in the Zambezi Delta

    03/14/2025Project update

    Off to new shores – our project in the Zambezi Delta

    Since early 2024, FZS has been active in the Marromeu Conservation Area in Mozambique for the first time. Elsabe van der Westhuizen, who has coordinated FZS projects in Zambia and Zimbabwe together with her husband Hugo for over 25 years, reports on her experiences as the midwife of a new … Read more

  • 11/06/2024Press release, News

    The Earthshot Prize 2024: Major grassland restoration project in Kazakhstan celebrates win

    11/06/2024Press release, News

    The Earthshot Prize 2024: Major grassland restoration project in Kazakhstan celebrates win

    A long-term large-scale collaborative conservation initiative in Kazakhstan has today been named the winner of the ‘Protect and Restore Nature’ category of His Royal Highness Prince William’s Earthshot Prize 2024. The Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative has received the prestigious prize in recognition of its vision and results to conserve and … Read more

  • 09/24/2024Press release

    Prestigious recognition from The Earthshot Prize 2024 for efforts to protect and restore vast grasslands in Kazakhstan

    09/24/2024Press release

    Prestigious recognition from The Earthshot Prize 2024 for efforts to protect and restore vast grasslands in Kazakhstan

    A long-term large-scale collaborative conservation initiative in Kazakhstan has today been named as a finalist for His Royal Highness Prince William’s Earthshot Prize 2024.

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