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The Zambian Carnivore Programme is a non-profit Zambian registered trust
dedicated to conserving large carnivore species and their habitat in one
of Africa's most wildlife-rich countries. Formerly known as African Wild
Dog Conservation, the project originated in Lower Zambezi in 1999 with
a focus on the highly endangered African wild dog. Expanding to the Luangwa
valley in 2005 the programme now focuses on all large carnivore species
in the country by conducting a variety of applied research activities,
supporting anti-poaching and habitat conservation work, training and employing
Zambian nationals in the wildlife conservation field, and supporting and
participating in educational work through local schools and communities.

Thandiwe Mweetwa and Gibson Banda attend to an immobilized lion as part
of the ZCP applied research programme.
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Zambian Carnivore Programme Goals
1. To safeguard large carnivore species and their habitat in Zambia
through scientific research, community education and conservation
activities.
2. To utilize carnivores as flagship species for large scale habitat
conservation, which in turn will benefit many other species.
3. To provide information and recommendations to the Zambia Wildlife
Authority, and support them in all efforts to safeguard the future
of carnivore habitat and protected areas.
4. To increase knowledge and understanding of large carnivore dynamics
and contribute to the conservation of these species as a whole.
5. To build capacity within local Zambian organisations and government
bodies for the sustainable conservation of the African wild dog and
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or you can make a donation to the
Zambian
Carnivore Programme via the internet.
Click
here.
Note:
Once you are at PVF/Donate page, locate the section "Designated
Funds" - click the button for "Generosity in Action"
- specifiy in the text box "Zambian Carnivore Programme"
or just "ZCP"
There is a 3% administrative fee for internet transactions.
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