Located in Guruve, Mashonaland Central, Nyamaneche Conservancy is more than protected land; it is a living ecosystem and a conservation movement. Driven by the ME Motsi Conservation Trust, we are dedicated to renewing the savanna woodland for future generations.
Nyamaneche Conservancy
Community Partnership
Ecological Integrity
Responsible Eco Tourism
Discover Nyamaneche Conservancy in Mashonaland Central
Community Partnership
Ecological Integrity
Responsible Eco Tourism
Who We Are
A Legacy of Wild Africa: Thriving Together, Forever
Ecological Integrity
Community Partnership
Responsible Eco-Tourism
Scientific Research Hub
Governed By
ME Motsi Conservation Trust
Conservation in Action
Proactive Anti-Poaching
Species Reintroduction
Habitat Rehabilitation
85%
Community Empowerment
90%
What We Do
Our Core Focus Areas
Shared Stewardship
Nyamaneche is evolving into a refined eco-tourism destination designed for discerning travelers who value authenticity, privacy, and conservation integrity. Our philosophy prioritizes sustainability, exclusivity, and meaningful encounters over mass tourism. Every visit directly reinvests in our conservation work.
Nyamaneche Conservancy is located approximately 160km from Harare, in Guruve,
Mashonaland Central Province, Zimbabwe.
The conservancy operates under the expert leadership of the ME Motsi
Conservation Trust. Their mandate is to develop Nyamaneche into a flagship
conservation landscape.
Yes! We are evolving into a refined eco-tourism destination offering guided
wildlife safaris, private game drives, and nature walks. Our focus is on
high-value, low-impact experiences.
• Local Employment Creation: Hiring rangers, guides, and staff from surrounding areas, with a special focus on gender balance.
• Training & Skills Development: Professional ranger and guide training, plus skills for the eco-tourism sector.
• Conservation Education: Programs designed for local schools to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders.
• Human-Wildlife Coexistence Initiatives: Working together to reduce conflict and build understanding.
• Shared Economic Benefit: Ensuring tourism revenue supports sustainable livelihoods.
• Training & Skills Development: Professional ranger and guide training, plus skills for the eco-tourism sector.
• Conservation Education: Programs designed for local schools to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders.
• Human-Wildlife Coexistence Initiatives: Working together to reduce conflict and build understanding.
• Shared Economic Benefit: Ensuring tourism revenue supports sustainable livelihoods.
Absolutely. We actively welcome collaboration with universities, researchers,
and conservation institutions. Our landscape is an ideal living laboratory for
wildlife population studies and biodiversity monitoring.
Question & Answer
Frequently Asked Questions ?
Whether you are a potential partner, researcher, eco-tourist, or local community member, we want to ensure you have all the information you need regarding our ecological restoration mission.