Wildlife & Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia spearheads environmental awareness at all levels of the community, promoting the wise use of natural resources, and providing effective independent environmental action in Zambia

Wildlife & Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia has used funds provided by the Elephant Charge to run their Chongololo clubs which work in schools across Zambia to promote conservation and wildlife education.

Wildlife & Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia has been provided 11 grants by the Elephant Charge totalling $303,587.

• $30,303 - Fuchs Elephant Charge 2021 - To continue and expand country wide conservation clubs and weekly radio programs, outdoor learning activities, waste clean ups and campaigns, M&E, conservation awards and scholarships.
• $25,000 - Fuchs Elephant Charge 2020 - Country wide clubs supported through Covid period with social media videos, continued weekly radio program and more
• $30,349 - Fuchs Elephant Charge 2019 - Environmental club support, club weekly radio programs, football for conservation, school M&E visits etc
• $38,900 - Fuchs Elephant Charge 2018 - Continued work with clubs and new activites - including nature photography course
• $32,842 - Fuchs Elephant Charge 2017 - Chongololo & Chipembele Clubs expand to over 1050
• $18,790 - K2 & Lendor Burton Elephant Charge 2016 - Support 1,001 Chongololo clubs and 40,040 members
• $16,250 - K2 & Mwala Crushing Elephant Charge 2015 - Support 944 Chongololo clubs and 37,760 members
• $20,892 - K2 & Mwala Crushing Elephant Charge 2014 - Support 867 Chongololo clubs and 26,010 members
• $48,435 - Elephant Charge 2013 - Support 500 Chongololo clubs and 17,500 members
• $16,603 - Elephant Charge 2012 - Support 468 Chongololo clubs and 16,380 members
• $25,223 - Elephant Charge 2011 - Support 249 Chongololo clubs and 9,960 members