OUR FOUR THEMATIC AREAS
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HOW WE WORK
We take necessary action on species, collect data on sites to influence land use and engage people as a way of promoting the linkage between biodiversity conservation and people’s livelihoods in rural communities.
WHY BIRDS?
Birds bring us closer to nature and make us aware of the global crisis of biodiversity. Apart from their beauty, they are natural indicators of ecosystem health!

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our services
SpEcies

Saddle-billed Stork

African Spoonbill

Three-banded Plover

White-backed Vulture
SITES

Kundalila Falls

Liuwa Plain

Lavusha Manda Forest

Kawelwa Plain
Systems

Highlands

Grassland

Mopane Woodland

Afromontane Rainforest
societies

Tree planting in schools

Assisting with community projects

Educating school children about conservation

Working with communities
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