The Education Committee is dedicated to teaching the children of Hwange that their future is deeply tied to the land and wildlife around them. We work with local schools to bring lessons of nature, conservation and sustainability into everyday learning. Our goal is to help young people see that protecting elephants, trees, water and soil is also protecting their own lives and communities. In teaching the children, we are planting seeds of responsibility and hope and ensuring that tomorrow’s leaders grow up knowing how to live in harmony with the environment they inherit.

Our Objectives include building strong partnerships with schools to integrate conservation into the curriculum; providing teachers with resources and training to connect education with environmental stewardship; encouraging cultural pride by linking traditional knowledge with modern conservation practices; inspiring community ownership of conservation by involving parents and local leaders in school-based programs; creating opportunities for students to experience nature firsthand through field trips, clubs and outdoor learning.

What we aim to do in 2025
- Identify committee members
- Establish the Work Plan for the Committee
- Develop and host the first ATH Conservation Debate
- Establish Sage Clubs: Extracurricular secondary school clubs that focus on developing students' leadership skills, teamwork and communication
- Ensuring that students participate in the game count
- Establish the calendar for 2026