The Ark Ngarava

Happy Wildlife Day in Zimbabwe. We are celebrating today 3rd March 2025 - The Ark Ngarava , which marks our annually Wildlife Day all over the globe. Our theme "Humans and Nature" We acknowledge our co-existence with the wildlife, as humans and natural world appreciating both our lives and the space we occupy. Wildlife Day is also a reminder to us all, to continue with our work in the protection and conservation of all endangered and non-endangered species and all their natural habitants. We can work together in protecting our wildlife. It's beautiful and timeless.

Mosi Oa Tunya! The "Spirit and Heart" beat of Zimbabwe. One of the greatest wonders of the World. As Zimbabweans, we are entrusted into preservation of our natural and heritages sites. Ngarava believes in advocating and actively getting involved in protecting our natural sites and in equally accessing these sites for educational purposes and public health. We can all learn and appreciate how "the smoke that thunders" has been the greatest awe of nature in Zimbabwe

World Rangers Day - 31 July is marked as a global celebration of all Rangers across the world. We at are celebrating World Rangers Day in Zimbabwe - We are truly grateful for the work and sacrifices that all Rangers - courageous men and women continue to do in the conservation of our national parks across the country. On this day, we also remember all Rangers, that have lost their lives in-dedication of protecting and saving our vulnerable wildlifes, national treasures and cultural heritage. We See You! We Appreciate You.

We celebrate World Wildlife Day today! Join us at The Ark Ngarava to honor this day, 3rd March 2023. We value the natural and beautiful contribution of all wildlife, and how much they're an incredible part of our life existence.

Egypt host climate change in Sharm El Sheikh this November. COP27 summit held in Egypt in a bid to find solutions to tackle climate change around the World. More importantly, COP27 Summit is prioritising to find solutions for African countries, as the COP26 failed to deliver promises that were made to offer over £100 billion a year to finance climate solutions. The question is will COP27 summit, deliver for African countries as the continent lags behind in renewable and non-renewable energy sources? Follow the link for more information https://www.ipcc.ch/event/ipcc-at-cop27/

The Ark believes in early intervention and participation in the conservation of our country's natural resources and wildlife across the country We believe the key to successful sustainable conservation projects lays in early educational projects, raising awareness and local engagement in schools and local communities. –you can help in supporting conservation projects in Zimbabwe

We are faced with unpredictable extreme weather conditions that can change rapidly at any time. Zimbabwe is witnessing spates of wildfires, and droughts in parts of the country, and worse is yet to come. Our concerns are yet to be addressed, as climate change looms over Southern African countries. take part in new challenges calls for new solutions.

Save African Rhinos. As we learn about the importance of conservation in our country. It is also worth contributing to raising awareness of saving our African Rhinos before they become extinct. Over the past years, the numbers of African rhinoceros have been dwindling in numbers at an alarming rate due to poaching activities in our country. We all must participate in raising awareness and in challenging the poaching activities in our country.

Giraffes are good example of how animals exercise their self-love, self acceptance with pride. Giraffes always have great connection to both worlds, the sky above and here on earth. This access enables the giraffe to maintain balance and tranquility throughout their lifespan. Giraffes are always taking their time in completing their tasks. However, in comparisons, our experience as humans has become more complicated. We are constantly rushing to do things with disregard to the harm we might bring to ourselves or others. As we evolve, we are becoming more impatient, quick to judge and easily irritated by tiny things. Maybe, we all can learn from giraffes, by calmly taking one leaf at a time through our life's journey

When you capture something that is truly beautiful...yet worrying. Just blink please. we want the experience with nature to last forever.