Conservation Arts

30/09/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

A mountain is more than the trees we see on its slopes. It is part of a wider ecosystem that supports biodiversity, water, communities and livelihoods.

Conservation is therefore not only about protecting forests. It is also about understanding the connection between nature and people and working together to protect the places we depend on.

What is one thing your community can do to help protect its natural environment?

23/09/2026

To good life, good health, good ideas and more action.

23/09/2026

Help us sending birthday wishes to our Director, Doc. Elias Gaveta. May the good Lord amaze you in your new age🎂.

CONSERVATION ARTS
Protect. Restore. Inspire🌱

22/09/2026

From restoring degraded areas to promoting eco-tourism and involving local communities, these efforts are helping protect this important landscape for generations to come.

 Protect • Restore • Inspire.

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20/09/2026

20/09/2026

20/09/2026

CONSERVATION ARTS MALAWI ENGAGES MEDIA ON NKHOMA MOUNTAIN

On 19 September 2026, Conservation Arts Malawi engaged journalists from Timveni, Zodiak and Times to appreciate conservation work being implemented under the Mountain Guardians Project on Nkhoma Mountain.

The two-year project, supported by the Malawi Environmental Endowment Trust (MEET), focuses on restoring and protecting Nkhoma Mountain through tree planting, community participation and sustainable eco-tourism.

The project has so far established three trails in different areas of the mountain, while communities are also involved in restoring areas affected by activities such as tree cutting and bush burning.

Community member Stephano Ziyenda commended Conservation Arts Malawi for the initiative, while Communications and Community Mobilisation Officer Gerald Chisamba stressed the importance of putting surrounding communities at the forefront of protecting the mountain.

The project is expected to run until 2027.

Malawi Environmental Endowment Trust
Maluso Ndi Chilengedwe Programs

09/09/2026

04/09/2026

MFUNDO YOSAMALIRA CHILENGEDWE

Tisanachotse kapena kudula chomera chomwe sitikuchidziwa, tiyeni tiyambe tafufuza ndi kuphunzira za chomera chimenecho.

Zomera ndi gawo lofunika la chilengedwe. Zina zimathandiza zamoyo zina kupeza chakudya ndi malo okhala, komanso zimathandiza kuti chilengedwe chikhale ndi moyo wabwino.

Nthawi zina, chinthu chimene sitikudziwa kufunika kwake chikhoza kukhala chofunika kwambiri m'chilengedwe.

🌿 Yang'anani. Phunzirani. Tetezani.

💬 Tionetseni zomera za m'dera lanu👇

Munadyako Mthudza?

CONSERVATION ARTS
Protect • Restore • Inspire

01/09/2026

CONSERVATION STARTS WITH PEOPLE

Protecting our environment is not something that happens in isolation.

It involves people, communities, local knowledge and collective action.
When community members come together to discuss, learn, plan and take action, they become an important part of shaping the future of the places they call home.

We believe that meaningful conservation is strengthened when people have a voice and a role in caring for their environment.

💬 What can communities do to make their local environment better?

Share your ideas with us. 👇

CONSERVATION ARTS
Protect • Restore • Inspire

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