Community Engagement
A modular program working at chiefdom level through district partnerships — with documented methodologies built for replication across regions.
EcoQuest works hand-in-hand with rural communities to become good stewards of their land — preserving forests, protecting wildlife and reducing emissions across North-Western Zambia.
EcoQuest is a Zambian registered non-profit founded in 2016. Our mission is to support and empower communities, preserve forests, protect wildlife and reduce emissions — addressing the environmental, social and economic challenges faced by indigenous rural communities amid rapid change from mining activity.
A modular program working at chiefdom level through district partnerships — with documented methodologies built for replication across regions.
Promoting fuel-efficient cookstoves and beekeeping as alternative livelihoods that ease pressure on forests and protect fragile ecosystems.
Leveraging change in land-use practice to reduce the key drivers of forest degradation and deforestation — and the emissions they cause.
We identify and map community areas to understand resources and how best to conserve them.
Training local people in effective beekeeping as a sustainable, forest-friendly livelihood.
Reducing the community carbon footprint through conservation and better land management.
Distributing fuel-efficient cookstoves — 5,000 so far, with a target of 30,000 per year.
Working alongside partners who share our mission




There are many ways to join us — volunteering, fundraising, or spreading the word. Every contribution helps a community steward its land for generations to come.
Solwezi, North-Western Province, Zambia