The Copperbelt project in Zambia under the Copperbelt Dairy Expansion Project, is supporting efforts to boost fodder and forage production while improving dairy cow genetics in Mpongwe, Luanshya, and Ndola districts in the Copperbelt Province.

Meet Exhildah, a 49-year-old farmer, mother, teacher and one of the Honorary Forest Officers (HFOs) patrolling the Imanda forest.

The Copperbelt project’s new Dairy Expansion Scheme is aiming to tackle agriculture, the greatest driver of deforestation in the province.

This is Chief Ndubeni speaking at the Imanda Community Forest Management Group (CFMG) Recognition Letter Handover Ceremony at St Anthony Grounds in March.

Our collaboration with Mpongwe Radio resulted in the launch of the Living Green Radio Programme at the end of the year.

Here's Paul M., owner of WeForest farm number 1094 in Roan block, Luanshya, with one of the three beehives he made out of wood leftovers.

Community forest rangers patrol the Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) plots to provide regular advice to participating farmers and monitor their forest regeneration status.

Here, farmer Henry N. (left) is showing WeForest's Assistant Extensionist where exactly his 44 hectare miombo conservation plot is on his farmland use map.

Today is Global Birding Day, and WeForest Zambia is being represented by the Copperbelt project as ‘Team Imanda’ in collecting data.

In response to climate change and the high levels of deforestation in the country, the National Assembly of Zambia has been rolling out a tree planting programme in all the constituencies in the country.