By Ian Mills | Chief Conservation Officer
Over the past three months, African Bush Camps Foundation (ABCF) has continued advancing its conservation work across Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe in line with our vision of Connected Landscapes and Thriving Communities. Key efforts have included strengthening human-wildlife coexistence initiatives in the Mola landscape through predator-proof mobile bomas, supporting community stewardship and reducing conflict between people and wildlife, while also continuing engagement with conservation partners across the greater Matusadona and Lower Zambezi ecosystems. Through the Junior Rangers programme, ABCF has further invested in environmental education and youth conservation leadership, helping foster long-term local custodianship of natural resources. Alongside on-the-ground conservation action, the Foundation has continued strengthening its sustainability, monitoring, and impact measurement systems to better align conservation outcomes, community resilience, and tourism-driven conservation financing as part of our long-term approach to protecting ecosystems and empowering local communities.
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