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We have sent the supplies to Patrick Maboshe who runs Maboshe Memorial Centre  in Mongu, Zambia who has found a group of ladies to make washable sanitary napkin kits for girls. Sanitary napkins are very expensive, if you can even find them, in Zambia so we are sending material, s

I have had the pleasure of meeting 3 students participating in the RGD Designation Designathon and ended up with this amazing art work. Thank you to Tomomi, Ethan and Vicky. You were a great team and did a great job! During the event, small teams of design students and grads (led by e

  This video is a general layout of the area and the town. The Silozi Seed Bank & Trees for Elephants is in a more rural area north of the capital city of Mongu. Check us out on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/Siloziseedbanktreesforelephants/. Enjoy a look at where we work

It has been our pleasure to donate an Amarula, 3 Musahuli, 3 Lemon, and 3 Mango trees and Baobab seeds to Limulunga Community School which is just up the road from us near Limulunga Palace and the Nayuma Museum. The Head teacher, Mubita Mwalusi happened to send me a message saying Hi,

I am a proud grandma in so many ways! Not here in Canada but in Zambia! I am so proud to announce that Emanuel and Pumulo had a beautiful baby girl, Katanekwa in Nov.20, 2017 and Njamba and Ireen had a baby girl, Lungowe Marvis on May 3rd,2018. Over the last 7 years I have seen many b

If you ever go to Barotseland Africa there are three things that you can count on! At least one of the vehicles you are in, will break down! Things always take longer than you expect,  so enjoy the slower pace! You will have a great time and fall in love with Barotseland Africa and it

  Below is a Crop Calendar to know when to plant and to expect your harvest in the areas we work in Zambia. Have a look at the calendar below to plan when you will plant your next crop. The upper part of the chart is for Chipata & Katete, the middle and lower sections of the

I met the three beauties, Zambezi, Nkala & Musilalli who are now at The Lilayi Elephant Nursery in Lusaka Zambia. I am so pleased to hear, after their amazing care at Lilayi,  the older two Njanji And Kakaro have been released into a wild heard. Here is the story from Game Rangers

In order to ensure that our wild animals are taken care of we need to feed the officers. By growing their own food, money saved on food to feed the officers will be money spent on other necessities to stop poachers from killing the animals in the parks. SEEDS is sending Non-GMO vegeta

Our manager in Kalabo told me in 2017 that farmers would walk for 9 hours to come and pick up a bushel of his tomatoes. Mualuka had over 3000 tomatoes plants. Can you imagine walking 9 hours there and 9 hours home to get a bushel of tomatoes so you could have some thing to eat and see