Lower Zambezi
The Lower Zambezi National Park stretches for more than 120 km along the Zambezi River and is one of the most diverse parks in Africa. The majestic river attracts large herds of elephant and buffalo, which are frequent visitors to the camps, especially in the dry season. The park also offers the opportunity for boat and canoe trips, as well as the very popular walking safaris.
The season in Zambia is relatively short and lasts only 6 months from mid-May to mid-November, after which most camps close due to the onset of rain. The roads become impassable and the Zambezi water masses unpredictable.
Year 2025
2025 - Anti Poaching, Lower Zambezi, Zambia - donation of USD 23,569
In early 2025, CLZ was significantly affected by the freeze on USAID funding, requiring a rapid shift in priorities to maintain field operations. While CLZ was able to continue covering ranger salaries, the critical funding of SwissAfrican Foundation was partially redirected.
Year 2024
2024 - Anti Poaching, Lower Zambezi, Zambia - donation of USD 21,500
The SwissAfrican Foundation has closed funding gaps in the 2024 Law Enforcement Budget and helped to cover the costs of the communication center at the CLZ base camp and the salaries of the Wildlife Police Officers stationed in Kulefu.
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