PHOTOS
Nsefu Wildlife Conservation Foundation photos
We had a great time at Fido Fest in Santee.
We had a blast!
The event was great, with so many people dropping by to learn more about Nsefu Wildlife.
Nsefu Wildlife would like to thank everyone who made it to out to our 1st Annual Nsefu Wildlife Motorcycle Monkey Run!
The tournament was organized and sponsored by Nsefu Wildlife Conservation Foundation and Five Star Communications.
Andre and friend taking part in the 1st Annual IQ Podcast Saving Souls Halloween Fundraiser, benefiting Nsefu Wildlife.
Most wanted poacher is now in jail.
Beekeeping training for our new hires.
Rangers cover guns from poachers after a chase.
Nsefu Wildlife Rangers returning from a 10 day patrol.
Our amazing ranger team heading out on patrol to protect wildlife. Driving them out to the field is Nsefu USA board member Andre Gascoigne!
Rangers found “fishermen” using illegal gear to catch fish. Also, a new ranger tent has been built.
Our @Nsefu Wildlife container recently arrived in Zambia.
We have a couple of weeks before it heads off to Zambia and we have a few more things to jam into every square inch of that container.
Nsefu Wildlife prepped more honey for sale.
We’re so proud of our Rangers for their achievement.
The Nsefu Team traveled to the Nyamaluma Training Base to check on our Rangers in training.
Our Beekeeping/Bio-fencing program has produced its first batch on honey.
The Nsefu Team collected used office items for use in Zambia.
With the help from our partner, Parklane International School we are on our way to build the Nsefu Secondary School.
Recently, three Nsefu Wildlife Rangers joined official ranger training at the Nyamaluma Wildlife Training School.
We are currently up to seven (7) occupied bee hives.
The Team from left to right: Jessy Mvula • Edinas Daka • Peggy Banda • Nelia Mbewe • Joyce Sakala
From left to right; Tammy Rimes, Coe Lewis, David and Victory Wallace
We’ve begun offering food for guns.
Nsefu Wildlife's Sewing Program makes Protective Masks in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Keeping clean is the key to good health!
Nsefu Wildlife's Beekeeping Program is well under way. We now have six occupied behives.
It’s been two years since the death of Nsefu Wildlife’s Co-Founder’s son. Gathered at his tombstone are community members, pupils and teachers for Nsefu primary, and Nsefu board members.
The Nsefu Wildlife team was able to deliver much needed food rations to the local Nsefu Sector Community.
Steve Zulu checking out the flooding in the Nsefu sector.
Supporters of conservation came out to Balboa Park to protest President Masisi of Botswana.
Heaving Rains bring a halt to normal activities.
We now have two new colonies. Thanks to our new bee hive manager, Mr Chomi.
Thank you Kendra Scott and everyone that came out, to support conservation is Africa.
Find out more about our Ranger program.
Nsefu.org Rangers sporting their new Raincoats in time for the rainy season.
Teachers show off their dancing skills.
We’d like to thank everyone involved with A Toast for Tusks for their support.
Look who we met today, Jane Goodall!
Beehives being taken to their final destination.
Local pressure stops illegal wildlife transfer in South Luangwa National Park!
We’re almost done with the first set of toilets and are beginning to start on the second set.
A six person team heads out on an anti-poaching patrol.
So far…2019 has proven itself to be a banner year for our foundation and we have YOU to thank for that.
Nsefu team just completed another successful operation going after more potential poachers.
Our ranger team sprang arrested a notorious ivory poacher and his son.
The Nsefu team had a wonderful time with school children in the park. This was our second game drive with the kids.
The Beekeeping Team meets regularly to discuss the project’s progress.
Pupils standing on an ant hill just were the name chulu was derived. ant hill in local language means chulu, that's the name of the school.
Chulu teachers posing with two drams of rations.