While primarily a big game area, there is an abundance of plains game.

Among the more common plains game Kambako is also blessed with a variety of game animals that are considered rare trophies in most parts of Africa.

Boehm's zebra: Equus burchelli boehmi

Red duiker - Cepholophus natalensis

Niassa Wildebeest - Connochaetes taurinus johnstoni

Suni- Neotragus moschatus moschatus

Roosevelt’s Sable- Hippotragus niger rooseveltien

Lichestein Hartebeest- Sigmoceros lichtensteinii

In conjunction with the Niassa Reserve, conservation of the land is a prime focus of Kambako. With minimal interference to the land, biodiversity will be maintained and enhanced through a proactive adaptive management plan. With this plan, Kambako will be prepared to deal with ecological uncertainties. By integrating the government, local community, managers, and other stakeholders, we can translate our policy into achievable goals. Partnerships with all stakeholders help in the conservation efforts and biodiversity is enhanced. Educating the local community on the benefits of these resources will be a main focus of the conservation effort. We believe that participation in a community is essential for developing a good relationship within a societal system.

We understand that the Niassa Conservation and Community Development Program has three main components, namely:

• biodiversity conservation and management
• promotion and implementation of wildlife-based tourism
• community development based on sustainable use of natural resources

The new Kamkabo team is supportive of these three components and will work with Niassa Reserve to help them achieve their overall goals and objectives.

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