Impact and financials

What the Foundation has raised, bought and placed.

What we have done so far

WhatPartner
Raised about $20,000 in support of elephant rescue, rehabilitation and rewilding work in ZimbabweWild Is Life
Introduced Wild Is Life to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology; the Lab supplied ten acoustic recording units for bioacoustic monitoringWild Is Life, Cornell Lab of Ornithology

What we are doing now

Placing the first Foundation-funded sensors, cameras, and network infrastructure with Wild Is Life in the Zambezi region. Placements are listed below as they materialize.

CategoryQuantityPurpose
No placements yet.

Legal status

Legal nameZambezi Impact Foundation
StatusUS 501(c)(3) public charity
EIN87-1750547
Founded2021

Governance

Founder and Executive Director: Bastiaan den Braber. The Foundation has no paid staff; the founder draws no salary or fees.

Financial summary

A summary of funds raised, funds spent on technology and administrative cost is published here each year going forward. The first summary will be posted with the first technology placement.

Put technology in the hands of the people protecting wildlife

From $10 a month. Cancel any time. 100% of your gift goes towards the cause.

$10 / month

Listener

You put ears in the bush: sensors that hear gunshots, animals and weather.

Acoustic and environmental sensors, from $150 each.
Most chosen
$25 / month

Photographer

You put eyes on the ground: camera traps that recognize what walks past.

AI-enabled camera traps, from $375 each.
$50 / month

Tracker

You follow the animals: trackers that show where they move and where they are at risk.

Wildlife trackers, $200 to $750 each.
$200 / month

Network Builder

You connect it all: the base station that carries every sensor, camera and tracker back to the people who act on it.

LoRaWAN base stations, about $2,000 each.

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