WWF Zambia

WWF Zambia Since 1962, WWF Zambia has led conservation efforts to protect biodiversity, strengthen climate resilience, and promote sustainable resource management.

We partner with communities & stakeholders to support livelihoods and ensure people and nature thrive.

Join the WWF Zambia Team!Are you passionate about conservation, sustainable development, and creating a future where peo...
29/07/2026

Join the WWF Zambia Team!

Are you passionate about conservation, sustainable development, and creating a future where people and nature thrive? WWF Zambia is looking for experienced and dynamic professionals to help drive impactful conservation programmes and strategic partnerships across the country.

We are currently recruiting for:
1. Landscape Managers - Kafue, Upper Zambezi & KAZA Landscapes
Visit: https://www.wwfzm.panda.org/our_story/our_vacancies___opportunities/?58535/Career-Opportunities---Lanscape-Manager-Kafue-Upper-Zambezi--KAZA-Lanscapes

2. Resource Acquisition Manager – Lusaka
Visit: https://www.wwfzm.panda.org/our_story/our_vacancies___opportunities/?58533/Career-Opportunity---Resource-Aquisition-Manager

Application Deadline: 11 August 2026 at 18:00 hrs.

Join our WhatsApp Channel for the latest updates and opportunities: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb7TWWG6xCSR7czosz3f

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Protect Nature. Secure Our Future. Nature provides everything we need: clean water, fresh air, fertile soils, food, and ...
28/07/2026

Protect Nature. Secure Our Future. Nature provides everything we need: clean water, fresh air, fertile soils, food, and a stable climate. Yet biodiversity is under increasing pressure from habitat loss, climate change, pollution, and unsustainable resource use.

At Zambia, we work alongside communities, government, the private sector, and partners to conserve wildlife, restore ecosystems, promote sustainable livelihoods, and build resilience to climate change.

This World Nature Conservation Day, every action counts:
Plant indigenous trees.
Protect wildlife.
Use water wisely.
Reduce waste.
Support community-led conservation.

When nature thrives, people thrive.

Join us in protecting Zambia's natural heritage for present and future generations.

16/07/2026

Set your reminders!

The Let’s Secure Zambezi Documentary is back on your screens tonight.
Catch the broadcast on ZNBC TV1 this Thursday, 16th July 2026 at 18:15 Hrs and see how community-led partnerships are driving vital ecosystem restoration along the Zambezi.

Brought to you by Stanbic Bank and WWF Zambia.

Standard Bank Group

Today, we are appreciating Snakes as essential members of healthy ecosystems!Snakes are often misunderstood, yet they pl...
16/07/2026

Today, we are appreciating Snakes as essential members of healthy ecosystems!

Snakes are often misunderstood, yet they play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. By naturally controlling rodent populations, they help protect crops, reduce the spread of diseases, and support biodiversity.

Zambia is home to a remarkable diversity of snake species, many of which are harmless and contribute significantly to ecological balance. Like all wildlife, snakes deserve respect and protection rather than fear.

This , let's celebrate these fascinating reptiles and commit to coexisting with wildlife through knowledge, respect, and conservation.

Together, we can protect Zambia's rich biodiversity for generations to come.

WWF Zambia has today launched the implementation Phase of the IKI Project : Fostering Environmentally and Socially Respo...
15/07/2026

WWF Zambia has today launched the implementation Phase of the IKI Project : Fostering Environmentally and Socially Responsible, Decarbonized, Inclusive, and Transformative Value Chains for Energy Transition Minerals in the SADC Region. The project is designed to promote responsible mining governance, strengthen community rights and participation, advance environmental stewardship, and support transformative value chains that are both decarbonized and socially inclusive.

In attendance was the government represented by Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources , Ministry of Mine Mines and Minerals Development, Department of National Parks & Wildlife the traditional leadership, First Quantum Minerals (FQM), and CSOs.

The five year project will be implemented in Kalumbila District, Musele Chiefdom in Northwestern Province across three communities namely, Kankozhi, Musele and Musanghezi.

14/07/2026

WWF Zambia, with support from WWF International, brought together government, financial institutions, the private sector, academia, civil society and development partners for Day 1 of the Nature-Positive Agriculture and Landscape Finance Approach Workshop in Lusaka.

The workshop focused on the Kafue Landscape, exploring sustainable financing solutions, strengthening collaboration, and identifying opportunities to support people, nature and the economy through innovative landscape finance.

A heartfelt thank you to all our partners and participants, including the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment - Zambia, University of Lusaka, the The University of Zambia -UNZA, Ministry of Tourism Zambiaand World Vision, for your valuable contributions and commitment to building resilient landscapes for Zambia.

Day 1 of the Landscape Finance Approach (LFA) WorkshopWWF Zambia, with support from WWF International, convened governme...
14/07/2026

Day 1 of the Landscape Finance Approach (LFA) Workshop

WWF Zambia, with support from WWF International, convened government representatives, financial institutions, private sector actors, academia, civil society organizations and development partners at the Urban Hotel in Lusaka for the first day of a two-day stakeholder workshop on Nature-Positive Agriculture and the Landscape Finance Approach (LFA).

The workshop is creating a platform for stakeholders to deepen their understanding of the Kafue Landscape, explore sustainable financing pathways, and identify solutions to the environmental, social and economic challenges affecting one of Zambia’s most important ecosystems.

Throughout the day, participants engaged in discussions on the Kafue Landscape context, Nature-Positive Agriculture, the Landscape Finance Approach, stakeholder mapping, and collaborative problem-framing sessions aimed at identifying barriers, financing gaps and opportunities for collective action.

The Landscape Finance Approach is helping drive a new way of thinking, bringing together public, private and philanthropic finance to unlock investment opportunities that benefit people, nature and the economy.

Together, we are laying the foundation for stronger partnerships, innovative financing solutions and resilient landscapes that support livelihoods, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development in Zambia.

Ministry of Green Economy and Environment - Zambia University of Lusaka @World Vision Zambia

Honorary Forest Officers Graduate to Strengthen Community Forest Governance in the Luangwa Landscape.Today, 50 Honorary ...
10/07/2026

Honorary Forest Officers Graduate to Strengthen Community Forest Governance in the Luangwa Landscape.

Today, 50 Honorary Forest Officers (HFOs) graduated under the GEF-7 Sustainable Luangwa Project, ready to help oversee 7000 hectares of community forest and strengthen community-based forest governance.

The graduates, including 19 women, were drawn from five Community Forest Management Groups (CFMGs): Nakombe, Manjema, Lifghton, Chipungu, and Luamafinga.

As Honorary Forest Officers, they will play an active role in forest protection, law enforcement, and sustainable forest management. Their training reinforces the vital role that local communities play as custodians of Zambia's natural resources and highlights the importance of community leadership in conserving our forests for future generations.

This graduation reflects WWF's continued investment in people, community empowerment, and collective action to safeguard one of Zambia's most important ecosystems.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our collaborative partners, the Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia (WECSZ) and COMACO, for their unwavering commitment to advancing the goals of the GEF-7 Sustainable Luangwa Project.

Together, we are making conservation possible.

The project is implemented by WWF, with the Government through the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment as the executing agent. It’s implemented across four wards in Mafinga District.

A Remarkable Elephant Journey Across BordersMeet Z17, a bull elephant we have named Mubita. Since being fitted with a tr...
03/07/2026

A Remarkable Elephant Journey Across Borders

Meet Z17, a bull elephant we have named Mubita. Since being fitted with a tracking collar in Sioma Ngwezi National Park three years ago, Mubita has taken us on an extraordinary journey across the KAZA landscape.

At the start of the 2023 rainy season, Mubita undertook a return journey deep into the forests of Angola and the upper reaches of the Kwando (Cuando) River, travelling almost 1000 km in just 22 days. Then last year, Mubita visited Namibia and Botswana along the Kwando River from January to March, and later crossed the mighty Zambezi River and journeyed into Kafue National Park for 5 months before recently returning to his dry-season home in Sioma Ngwezi.

This incredible movement tells a bigger story. Elephants travel vast distances in search of water, food, and breeding opportunities, following ancient migratory paths that have existed for generations. Journeys like Mubita’s remind us why it is so important to keep wildlife corridors intact. They allow elephants to move safely across borders, reduce conflict with communities, and keep ecosystems healthy and connected.

A big thank you to Elephant Connection and our partners, the Ministry of Tourism Zambia, through the Department of National Parks & Wildlife (DNPW), for making this work possible.
Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area - KAZA TFCA

Join the WWF Zambia Team and Help Shape a Future Where People and Nature Thrive!Are you passionate about conservation, s...
26/06/2026

Join the WWF Zambia Team and Help Shape a Future Where People and Nature Thrive!

Are you passionate about conservation, sustainable development, and creating lasting impact? WWF Zambia is looking for talented and committed professionals to join our team.

We are currently recruiting for the following positions:

1. Grants Manager (Lusaka) – Visit: https://www.wwfzm.panda.org/our_story/our_vacancies___opportunities/?58374/Job-Advert---Grants-Manager

2. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (PMEL) Officer (Kafue) – Visit: https://www.wwfzm.panda.org/our_story/our_vacancies___opportunities/?58377/Job-Advert---Planning-Monitoring-Evaluation--Learning-PMEL-Officer

3. Corporate Engagement (Field Project) Officer (Kafue) - https://www.wwfzm.panda.org/our_story/our_vacancies___opportunities/?58376/Job-Advert---Corporate-Engagement-Officer-Field-Project-Officer

Join our WhatsApp channel for more updates and opportunities: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb7TWWG6xCSR7czosz3f

Application Deadline: 13 July 2026 at 18:00 hrs.
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