Community storytelling

Our Story of people, nature, and long-term impact

From our first conservation project in 2008 to today, discover how Care for Nature Zambia has grown through partnerships, community leadership, and youth empowerment.

Our Journey

Fifteen years of growth, partnerships, and impact across Zambia’s conservation landscape.

2008

Foundation

Founded by a small team of conservationists working with rural communities to stop deforestation and protect local livelihoods.

2010

First Reforestation Project

Launched a community tree-planting initiative in Eastern Province, mobilizing volunteers and planting thousands of seedlings.

2013

School Outreach

Introduced environmental education and child participation programs in local schools, reaching young leaders across Zambia.

2016

National Growth

Expanded into multiple provinces and strengthened partnerships with local government and civil society organizations.

2019

Climate Initiatives

Added climate adaptation and sustainable mining accountability projects to our program portfolio for broader impact.

2023

Digital Engagement

Launched better monitoring tools and community feedback systems to track results and respond faster to local needs.

Key Milestones

Measurable achievements that reflect our progress and ongoing growth.

Trees Planted

Across Zambia’s priority landscapes.

Communities Engaged

Partnering for conservation and livelihoods.

Students Educated

Environmental awareness in schools and youth groups.

Lives Impacted

Through nature-based actions, health, and education programs.

Awards Received

Recognition for excellence in conservation and social action.

Future goals

Looking ahead to 2030

Our focus is on scaling conservation, building school-based environmental leadership, and creating sustainable livelihoods for thousands of families.

1M+
Trees by 2030
50K+
Children reached
100%
Transparent reporting

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