Contributing to Conservation Through Science and Education
Mbowo Camp is committed to wildlife conservation through scientific research, community engagement, and sustainable tourism. We bridge the gap between tourism and conservation by providing platforms for meaningful research and education.
Conducting and supporting field research on South Luangwa's ecosystems
Providing learning opportunities for students and researchers
Engaging local communities in conservation efforts
Join our ongoing conservation research initiatives in South Luangwa National Park
Long-term monitoring of leopard populations using camera traps and tracking collars.
Tracking elephant herds to understand migration routes and human-wildlife conflict zones.
Documenting bird species diversity and population changes across different habitats.
Collaborating with leading universities and research institutions worldwide
Local Research Partner
Conservation Research
Conservation Partner
Field Research Support
Access to prime research locations in South Luangwa National Park
Logistical support and local expertise for field research
Structured programs for undergraduate and graduate students
Hands-on field experience for students and early-career researchers
Our camp provides dedicated facilities to support scientific research
Equipped workspace with microscopes, computers, and internet access
Secure data storage and backup systems for research data
Satellite internet and communication equipment
Camera traps, GPS units, tracking collars, and sampling kits
Contributing to wildlife conservation through published research
Journal of Wildlife Management, Vol. 87, Issue 3
African Journal of Ecology, Vol. 60, Issue 2
Conservation & Society, Vol. 19, Issue 4
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