Protecting Earth's Natural Ecosystems
We are dedicated to the conservation, restoration, and sustainable management of our planet's most precious natural resources.
We are dedicated to the conservation, restoration, and sustainable management of our planet's most precious natural resources.
Unregulated mining operations are devastating ecosystems and undermining Zambia's climate resilience, informal mining activities have proliferated across ecologically sensitive regions. These operations often take place without proper environmental assessments, licenses, or oversight, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.Vast tracts of forest are being cleared, river systems are polluted with toxic chemicals like mercury and cyanide, and fertile agricultural lands are being turned into hazardous pits and tailings sites.
Read Full ArticleWe focus on four critical areas to protect and restore our planet's ecosystems and biodiversity.
Combating climate change through carbon sequestration, renewable energy advocacy, and policy reform.
Combating climate change through carbon sequestration, renewable energy advocacy, and policy reform.
Reducing pollution in our air, water, and soil through innovative technologies and community initiatives.
Protecting ancient forests and implementing sustainable forestry practices to preserve vital ecosystems.
At OWNCA, we have adopted data science driven approach to enhance the effectiveness of our conservation efforts. Data science allows us to make informed decisions by analyzing patterns & Trends in environmental degradation, deforestation, water quality, and biodiversity loss.
We impliment data science to guide environmental solutions mapping degradation, monitoring wetlands, and designing smarter conservation efforts.
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Local volunteers working to protect and restore Zambia's precious wetland ecosystems.
Get InvolvedThis real-time data enables targeted reforestation, timely pollution interventions, and proactive ecosystem management. For example, predictive analytics help us identify illegal logging hotspots, while data dashboards guide community education and policy advocacy.
At OWNCA, we harness data science to drive our mission across four core pillars: reforestation, pollution control, wetlands restoration, and environmental advocacy. By embedding data-driven approaches into every initiative, we transform raw environmental data into actionable insights that guide our decisions, amplify our impact, and create measurable progress for nature and communities.
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Thanks to the unwavering support of our partners, donors, and volunteers, we have achieved tangible, lasting impact in advancing our mission to safeguard the environment and build a more sustainable future
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OWNCA convened over 40 stakeholders for the landmark "Revive the Wetlands: Solutions to Pollution and Unsustainable Use" workshop last Friday....
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OWNCA has develped its seedling production facility in Lufwanyama District, Copperbelt Province.The 15-hectare farm represents a major milestone in our battle against deforestation and climate change in Zambia...
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Our flagship reforestation program has reached a significant milestone, with local communities across three continents planting the one-millionth tree...
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