Discover how camera traps reveal Miombo's wildlife revival.

March 2025 marks a milestone in WeForest’s restoration efforts at Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve. Five years after establishing 12 Permanent Monitoring Plots, it was time to witness the forest’s remarkable transformation.

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.

Ngosa, pictured here with his son Laxon, is one of the 140 farmers who live in the vicinity of our Mukungule project, where nearly 750 beehives have been installed so far.

This women’s group of producers in our Katanino project are standing in front of their mushroom house.

This guided nature walk with secondary school students was part of the behavioural change component of the Mulanje project.

Elephants have been seen on our camera traps on one of the private farms in the project area!

Ricky M.’s journey began with a beehive. Through the training and support provided by WeForest, he mastered the art of beekeeping, transforming it into a viable source of income.

July and August are the peak season for forest fires here, which are usually caused by charcoal producers and illegal loggers. The particular abundance of dry biomass acts as fuel.