African Lion and Environmental Research Trust A Responsible Development Approach to Lion Conservation

Conserving Biodiversity

Neither humans, nor lions, can survive in isolation; both are reliant on functional ecosystems

Lion Conservation

Support our efforts to ensure viable populations of lions are maintained as an integral part of functional ecosystems.

Education Matters

Education, in all its forms, is the cornerstone for the success of all ALERT’s programmes.

Social Development

Lions exist alongside some of the poorest people in the World

Human–wildlife conflict mitigation in Zimbabwe

With your help we can protect Zimbabwean farmers from losing their livelihoods to lions, and we can protect lions from losing their lives in a conflict battle they can never win

Human-elephant conflict mitigation in Zambia

With your help, we can enable rural communities in Zambia to co-exist more successfully with elephants where conflict is currently causing economic and emotional devastation

Chizarira National Park Project

Implementing a responsible development approach to lion conservation in Chizarira National Park, Zimbabwe

Anti-Poaching

To assist in the protection of natural habitats and the flora and fauna they support

ALERT Education Centres

Our aim is to complement the formal education sector by assisting vulnerable students with access to education, and offering extra-curricular activities to enhance student learning

School Development

Our aim is to increase the capacity of schools to meet the needs of the communities that they serve

Food Security

To enhance nutrition and generate income generating opportunities for vulnerable communities.

Frontline Healthcare

To assist the staff of these busy clinics to provide the best possible healthcare to their communities.

Zambezi Hyena Project

Collecting data on the Hyena population size, ecology, behaviour and interaction with livestock

Forest Management

To develop and implement appropriate forest management strategies for the long term sustainable use of forest resources by local communities as a poverty alleviation strategy.

National Park Assistance Programme

To assist wildlife authorities to manage Africa's national parks

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