Programs Supported by Grants from the Mzuri Wildlife Foundation

Click on the links below to learn more about the groups the Mzuri Wildlife Foundation has supported with grants.

• Kids Outdoor Sports Camp ( KOSC)
• National Rifle Association
• Petaluma Wildlife Museum
• Friedkin Conservation Fund
• Bighorn Institute
• CalTip
• The Conservation Fund
• Deseret Land and Livestock Foundation
• David D. Bohannon Memorial Kenex Wetlands Conservation Project
• National Wildlife Art Museum
• Nature Conservancy of Idaho
• San Francisco Zoological Society
• United Sportsmen of America
• Zambezi Kavira Conservation Foundation
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Friedkin Conservation Fund (FCF)

Projects in Tanzania
Anti-poaching
Longido School
Olovisa/Burka Primary School
Beekeeping program

The Mzuri Wildlife Foundation sponsored Ugalla Village Game Scout team, one of 24 operated by the Friedkin Conservation Fund and the Tanzanian Wildlife Department game wardens, has continued to operate very effectively. The game scout teams in total have apprehended over 2000 poachers in the past two years. The MWF sponsored team has apprehended over 200 poachers.

Other programs operating in conjunction with the FCF are the beekeeping program, developed to enable financial self sufficiency for Kangeme Village.

Two schools are also supported, teachers houses and facilities improvement was funded at the Olovis/Burka Primary School and a power generator funded to provide electricity to the Longido Boarding School which has an enrollment of 800 pupils. A keystone of both the village game scout program and the education programs are the conservation education provided to villages and schools.

Friedkin Conservation Fund website

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