DZALANYAMA SCHOOL REHABILITATION
Land & Lake co-ordinates the ongoing rehabilitation of Dzalanyama School.
The project was launched in 2002. In July 2003 14 students from Ridgeway School, Plympton and King Edward VI School, Stafford traveled to Malawi with World Challenge Expeditions to help renovate the school. Claire Davidson, a teacher in the UK helped raise over £2500 to enable the work to go ahead enabling the building of a girls dormitory. 
Further donations and assistance is required and invited as more funds and help would allow even greater improvements to the school. Volunteers are accommodated at the forest Lodge at a reduced price - Please contact us for further details.

Girls resident in the newly built dorm

Before    Classrooms    After

LILONGWE WILDLIFE CENTRE  has been created within a 80 hectare portion of indigenous woodland in the centre of Lilongwe.  The Centre, operated as a Trust,  provides sanctuary for the countries orphaned and injured wild animals.

The Centre's mission is to reintroduce its cared for animals, back to the wild, under well controlled and planned 'soft-release' programmes.  The Trust, in creating this Centre, shall  provide Malawians with an important recreational and educational facility that at present does not exist in the country. 

Volunteers shall be given an opportunity of getting involved in a variety of activities at the new Wildlife Centre. Activities will include helping to-

Rehabilitate orphaned and injured animals

Designing and constructing animals enclosures.

Create plant & animal inventories of the adjacent wilderness area.

Produce educational material for the Centre

Support our keepers in their daily duties

Prepare for release programmes for the Centre's animals

Fundraising and other marketing activities. 

Support our education team with school and church groups