Partnering to Protect/ Africa’s last wild landscapes

Empowering partners, protecting futures, further together

Resolve Wildlife/ in brief

As an African-led strategic advisory and training group, we deliver cost-effective, integrated and sustainable interventions geared to our partners’ individual contexts and needs.

Ecosystems globally are threatened by economic, social, political and climate factors. Wildlife crime and illegal-deforestation in particular threaten species & habitats across Africa’s iconic wild landscapes.

Through strategic guidance, expert advice, training and technology, we work with partners to safeguard these protected areas by building capacity and resilience at every level in park management, operational systems and ranger teams.

Resolve instructors need 24/7 communications for their work and their safety. They operate in some of the most remote places on earth and rely on internet access to do their jobs safely.

Your support will purchase a Starlink base station to provide connectivity where it is needed most.

The Stop the Bleed training simulator gives rangers hands-on, practical experience in how to save lives. Rangers work in some of the most remote and dangerous places on earth, where medical support can be hours or even days away. They must be trained in life-saving techniques.

Your support will help us deliver this training equipment to rangers in Zambia, keeping them fully trained and ready for the threats they face every day.

The control room is the beating heart of any protected area, acting as the coordination point for all activity. Without effective coordination, threats to the park increase and biodiversity suffers.

Support us to fully equip a control room in one of Zambia’s most important national parks and help us train the team who make critical decisions every day.

Mental health is overlooked in most sectors. In conservation, and across much of Africa, it is too often pushed to the bottom of the list and left unsupported.

Rangers work in difficult situations, in hard places, on our behalf. They deserve better.

Your support will enable Resolve to deliver ranger-specific mental health support in the Lower Zambezi, both proactive and reactive. It gives rangers the tools to look after their own wellbeing, as well as support following traumatic events.

The Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia is a unique landscape with unique challenges. Help us protect this vital biodiversity hotspot with the latest camera technology.

Your support will help Resolve purchase a thermal camera system to cover the most difficult and dangerous sections of the park.

Keep rangers trained in a cost-effective way. The cost of ammunition for live-fire training is beyond the budgets of many conservation partners. With pellet guns, we can keep rangers performing at their best without spending hard-earned donations.

Your support will help Resolve purchase a thermal camera system to cover the most difficult and dangerous sections of the park.

Help us protect the Lower Zambezi landscape with the latest camera technology.

Resolve Wildlife partners with African conservation organisations to deliver long-term, real-world impact. We are their catalyst for change in a rapidly evolving sector.

Be part of that change: support Resolve as we deliver real conservation impact where it is needed most.

We’re excited to announce the launch of our non-profit in the UK.

Resolve Wildlife is bringing conservation to the heart of London with a powerful exhibition, stories from the wild, and a mission to protect Africa’s last wild landscapes.

Join us for an unforgettable week at Mall Galleries London from 30 Sep 4 October 2025.

Our team will be hosting an exclusive exhibition featuring the photography of National Geographic photographers Shannon Wild and Russell MacLaughlin and offering further insights into the people, our partners and work across Africa. 

We will also be hosting a private reception on 1 October 2025 from 18:30-20:30 – an evening of conservation storytelling accompanied by drinks, canapés, art – and marking the launch of our silent auction. Enquiries via info@resolvewildlife.org