At Mkambati Conservation & Community NPC, our projects are designed to protect the extraordinary natural heritage of Mkambati Nature Reserve while improving the wellbeing of the communities who call this region home. Working alongside the Mkambati Land Trust and local partners, we support a range of initiatives focused on conservation, healthcare, and education. From protecting wildlife and monitoring biodiversity to providing vital medical services and investing in local schools, these projects aim to ensure that the benefits of conservation and tourism flow directly to surrounding communities, helping to build a healthier, more resilient future for both people and the landscape.
An all-woman anti-poaching & ecological monitoring unit training to safeguard wildlife, conduct biodiversity monitoring, and engage surrounding communities in protecting their shared natural heritage.
Inspired and mentored by the pioneering Black Mamba's of the Kruger region the Green Griffons are one of Africa's most forward thinking conservation initiatives today.
Access to quality education is one of the most powerful tools for breaking the cycle of poverty. When children have the resources they need — from learning materials to a safe and supportive environment — they gain the skills, confidence, and opportunities that can change the trajectory of their lives.
Our healthcare initiatives focus on improving access to essential medical services for communities surrounding Mkambati. By supporting local clinics, outreach programmes, and preventative health initiatives, we aim to strengthen community wellbeing and ensure that basic healthcare is more accessible to those living in this remote region.