CONSERVATION NEWS
New Secondary School is almost ready for students!
We are working hard to change hearts and minds to help save wildlife!
Nsefu Wildlife with support from our friends at Parklane International School have almost completed a new secondary school building. The finishing touches still need to be made, including installing bathrooms which we are raising funds for, to get this school online. This school will serve 700+ students.
Building a second school helps Nsefu Wildlife establish a solid conservation curriculum for over 1000 students between our first school and this one. We are working hard to change hearts and minds to help save wildlife!
The Bonnie Dines Women's Center is now officially open!
This Women's Center was made possible by Gary Dines in honor of of his wife, Bonnie Dines.
The Bonnie Dines Women's Center is now officially open! This Women's Center was made possible by Gary Dines in honor of of his wife, Bonnie Dines.
Chief Nsefu and the local people along with the Nsefu Wildlife team celebrated the opening.
Nsefu Wildlife will be able to house our Women's Sewing Team as well as empower the local community to help us with our conservation programs.
Nsefu Wildlife Team arrests Poacher!
Poachers know we’re after them!
The Nsefu Wildlife Ranger Team recently arrested a poacher (pictured with rifle) that they've been tracking for over two months. He was apprehended and taken into custody in the Chivano area and was held at the DNPW.
The investigation will continue and the suspect has been taken to Chipata, where he'll appear in court.
Ivory Surrendered to Nsefu Wildlife Team
More people are coming forward, knowing that Nsefu Wildlife is on the job!
Recently, someone surrendered Elephant Ivory to a Nsefu Wildlife team member’s home. The ivory will be handed over to the DNPW staff and sent to their HQ in Lusaka.
Remembering Judy Wheatley
Judy will be missed!
We are grieved to announce the passing of our wonderful friend and supporter, Judy Wheatley, wife of Dr. Charles Wheatley. Chuck and Judy were Nsefu’s FIRST supporters. Not only were they financial supporters, they have been spiritual supporters as well in that they introduced us to others in conservation and shared our work with many. We so looked forward to attending the Wildlife Conservation Network with them in San Francisco. Judy was kind, funny, and so giving of herself to causes she believed in. We simply can’t believe we lost our beautiful Judy. She LOVED Africa and it’s the world’s loss now. Rest in Peace beautiful soul. We are dedicating our work this summer in Zambia in honor of our friend Judy Wheatley.
God bless and much love to Chuck and their family.
