Our Mission

We are on a mission to

Create a Network

We’re building a comprehensive database of conservation professionals across Zimbabwe, categorized by their field of work, career type, and geographic region.

Spearheading a horizon scan

We collaborate to identify and address emerging issues in biodiversity conservation in Zimbabwe.

Provide Mentorship

We connect individuals to share skills and offer guidance on topics like funding applications and data analysis.

Create a resource library

We’re compiling academic papers, reports, and tools, organized by conservation sub-field, species, and region.

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ABOUT US

Our Conservation Journey: Who We Are & What We Stand For

Zimbabwe Society for Conservation Biology (ZIM SCB) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and advancing the scientific study and conservation of Zimbabwe's rich biodiversity. While our roots are deeply connected to the field of biology, we recognize that effective conservation in today's complex world requires a collaborative approach that brings together professionals from all sectors. With a growing network of members across Zimbabwe and beyond, including professionals, students, organizations, and supporters, ZIM SCB works together to advance our shared vision and mission.

Exploring the Core Values of Conservation Biology

At ZIM SCB, we value Zimbabwe’s rich biodiversity and believe in its protection through science and collaboration. We are committed to preserving natural ecosystems, preventing human-caused extinctions, and working together to implement effective conservation strategies. Our core values guide every effort to ensure a sustainable future for Zimbabwe’s wildlife and habitats.

OUR PROJECTS

Conservation in Action: Our Current Initiatives

OUR EVENTS

Engage with Us: Upcoming Conservation Events

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Jun 13, 2024 @ 15:00 Am

Belief Based Use of Vultures in Zimbabwe

Dr. Josephine Mundava-Maringa is a seasoned conservation biologist specializing in ornithology and community-based conservation efforts. Her work spans across multi-disciplinary research, biodiversity conservation, and community engagement. Dr. Mundava-Maringa serves as a Senior Lecturer at the National University of Science and Technology in Bulawayo and leads a significant vulture conservation project in Zimbabwe's Midlands region.

image 13 JUN
Jun 13, 2024 @ 15:00 Am

Belief Based Use of Vultures in Zimbabwe

Dr. Josephine Mundava-Maringa is a seasoned conservation biologist specializing in ornithology and community-based conservation efforts. Her work spans across multi-disciplinary research, biodiversity conservation, and community engagement. Dr. Mundava-Maringa serves as a Senior Lecturer at the National University of Science and Technology in Bulawayo and leads a significant vulture conservation project in Zimbabwe's Midlands region.

image 13 JUN
Jun 13, 2024 @ 15:00 Am

Belief Based Use of Vultures in Zimbabwe

Dr. Josephine Mundava-Maringa is a seasoned conservation biologist specializing in ornithology and community-based conservation efforts. Her work spans across multi-disciplinary research, biodiversity conservation, and community engagement. Dr. Mundava-Maringa serves as a Senior Lecturer at the National University of Science and Technology in Bulawayo and leads a significant vulture conservation project in Zimbabwe's Midlands region.

Our Communities

Together in Conservation: Our Community Partnerships

Zambezi Valley

Conservation Of Elephants

Protecting Zimbabwe’s Elephants: In partnership with local communities and international organizations, we work to safeguard elephant populations through habitat conservation, anti-poaching initiatives, and community engagement. By fostering coexistence and sustainable practices, we aim to secure a future where elephants and people thrive together.

Hwange

Anti Poaching Drive

Safeguarding Hwange’s Wildlife: Our anti-poaching initiative in Hwange National Park focuses on protecting vulnerable species, particularly elephants and rhinos, from illegal hunting. By equipping rangers with advanced tools, enhancing patrols, and engaging local communities, we strive to reduce poaching activities and ensure the long-term survival of Hwange’s iconic wildlife. This project is a critical step towards maintaining the ecological balance and preserving the natural heritage of one of Zimbabwe’s most treasured national parks.

Eastern Highlands

Bio Diversity Conservation

Preserving the Eastern Highlands' Rich Biodiversity: The Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe are home to unique and diverse ecosystems, including montane forests, grasslands, and endemic species. Our conservation efforts focus on protecting these vital habitats from deforestation, climate change, and unsustainable land use. By working closely with local communities, we promote sustainable practices that ensure the long-term survival of this region’s remarkable biodiversity, securing a future where nature and people coexist in harmony.

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