Nonprofit
SOUTHERN AFRICA FIELD CONSERVATION PROJECT
Mission
The Southern Africa Field Conservation Project mission is clear and unshakable: to preserve the natural wonders of Southern Africa for current and future generations. We believe in the intrinsic value of every living creature and the vital role they play in maintaining the balance of our planet. Our goal is to ensure the protection and longevity of Southern Africa’s incredible biodiversity. Our conservation efforts are deeply rooted in our commitment to anti-poaching efforts in the Zambezi National Park. This region is not only a hotspot of biodiversity but also faces significant threats from poaching and habitat loss. By partnering with the Zambezi Park Support Foundation, we work to combat poaching, protect critical habitats, and promote sustainable practices.
About Us
We're a 100% volunteer organization who supports anti-poaching, and conservation, and humanitarian efforts in southern Africa. We've partnered with the Zambezi Park Support Foundation to establish an anti-poaching unit in the Zambezi National Park in Zimbabwe.
We've supplied equipment to anti-poaching units for two other wildlife reserves. We've also provided a clean/fresh water system to a rural school in Zimbabwe.
Cause Areas Include
- Animals
- Environment & Sustainability
- International Relations
Location & Contact
- 517-213-1964
- PO BOX 616, GRAND LEDGE, Michigan, US
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