the team
Teddy is a dedicated and forward-thinking accounting professional with over 5 years of work experience in accounting and finance. He prepares most of the accounting work for Kasanka Trust and plays a pivotal role in the preparation of audited financial statements. Teddy started his career as a finance intern at ActionAid Zambia, where he worked as part of the accounting team. He then joined Camran foods as an account’s assistant payables, he was later promoted to receivables Accountant for a further two years before joining the Kasanka Trust team in September 2019. A registered member of the Zambia institute of chartered accountants (ZICA), Teddy holds a CA Zambia Application-level qualification (bachelor’s degree in accounting ) and he is currently pursuing a CA Zambia advisory level qualification (master’s degree in accounting). After the pandemic and a very difficult turnover period, Teddy was promoted in 2023 to acting General Manager after showing great courage and determination during trying times. He is supporting training for the accounts assistant to hand over finances and fully concentrate on this promising opportunity.
Born in 1993, Martin is KTL’s accountants assistant based at Wasa camp. He has over 7 years of experience in accounting.
Martin did his accounts course at the National Institute of Public Administration [NIPA] between 2014-2017 in Lusaka and acquired the ZICA Technician Certificate.
He joined KTL in 2023. Martin is a hard working person who has held previous employment in payroll, supervising and training staff, implementing programs, monitoring of receipts, and data entries. He is a reliable colleague, supporting KTL in these trying times with needs that arise and he openly interacts and supports fellow co-workers.
Highly accomplished hospitality professional with over 10 years of experience in managing exceptional guest experiences. Holding a Certificate in General Hospitality and a Degree in Tourism and Travel Management his career spans esteemed organizations, including Protea Hotels (Lusaka by Marriott and Protea Lusaka Tower) where he gained useful experience across various departments, including housekeeping, front desk/reception, laundry, food and beverage service as waiter, sales, and bartending. Sylvester also served as Tourism Manager at P and O Investments, overseeing day-to-day operations for contracted tourism businesses; as Salesclerk at the Chishawasha Rest Stop; and worked for various smaller lodges and businesses. As the Accommodations & Tourism Manager at Kasanka National Park, he leverages his expertise to deliver outstanding hospitality services, ensuring memorable experiences for our guests.
Senior Chef at the Wasa lodge in Kasanka National Park, Boas first started as a general worker in 2000. Showing much interest and being a hard worker, he rapidly was assigned to undertake new responsibilities at the lodge.
He attended training with the Zambia Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Studies before attending two further UK training opportunities which were organized by the Kasanka Trust Board of directors .
He now supports all new kitchen staff who are joining the team with little experience.
A highly skilled and dedicated wildlife professional with extensive experience in conservation, research, and guiding, Simon holds Field Biological Research, Baboon Behaviour and Ecology, as well as Field Ecology certifications.
He has pursued a Phase 1 Introduction Course as Wildlife Safari Transfer Guide, a level 3 Trade Certificate in Wildlife Safari Transfer Guide, and a level 2 Wildlife Safari Driving Guide Training at the Bedrock Africa Safari Guide Training School.
Simon has been a Community Scout for the Chitambo Community Resource Board and the Department of National Parks and Wildlife since 2014.
He then pursued his passion as a valuable Escort Scout on the Kasanka Baboon Project since 2017. He started his training as a Wildlife Safari Guide within KNP in 2018, continuing to work on the Kasanka Baboon Project from 2017 to 2019 as the Assistant Researcher.
He currently holds the position of Head Wildlife Safari Guide, specializing in wildlife conservation and management, research and data collection, guided safaris and wildlife tours, community engagement and education.
Simon is grateful for the support of the Kasanka Trust and the Kasanka Management team throughout his career.
Adolf holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Victoria Falls University, a diploma in Developmental Studies from Southern University and a Certificate in Conservation and Environmental Education from South African Wildlife College. Adolf joined KTL in 2021 as a Community Outreach Officer and in 2024 became the new community Outreach manager who is spearheading two major programs Environmental Education and Community Development in two chiefdoms, Chitambo and Mpumba Chiefdom. His academic background has provided a solid foundation for his work in conservation, agroforestry, and CFA/CRB development. As a seasoned conservationist with a passion for wildlife, sustainable livelihoods, and the great outdoors, Adolf Jason Moomba has dedicated his career to protecting and preserving the natural world. With a keen sense of humor and a professional approach, Adolf has become a respected figure in his field. Adolf's journey in conservation began with a deep appreciation for the natural world. Growing up in a rural community, he witnessed firsthand the interconnectedness of human and wildlife populations. This early exposure sparked a passion for conservation, which Adolf has pursued with dedication and enthusiasm. As Community Outreach Manager at Kasanka Trust Limited, Adolf has been instrumental in establishing and supporting Community Forest Areas (CFAs) and Community Resource Boards (CRBs) in the Kasanka National Park area under Chitambo and Mpumba Chiefdom. His tireless efforts have improved livelihoods and promoted sustainable natural resource management practices. When he's not working with communities or advocating for conservation, Adolf can be found reading nature books and staying up-to-date on the latest conservation research, exploring the great outdoors and discovering new wildlife species, as well as sharing his knowledge and experience with others through community outreach and education programs.
Dedicated and compassionate community facilitator with over two years of experience in the same community-based social work. Proven track record of collaborating with community members, facilitating filed activities, and providing support to the vulnerable populations. Holding a diploma in social work, with plans to further his studies. In 2022 Joseph provided support to prisoners as a social worker through the Help Prisoners initiative and collaborated with prison authorities to promote prisoner welfare. He pursued his role as a social worker for I-Dream Zambia initiative from 2022 to 2023, assisting children with basic education and individual talent assessment. He also worked closely with community members to identify vulnerable children. From 2023 to 2024, Joseph was deployed as one of 500 Community-based volunteers, through the CDC Africa (Cholera outbreak response), to assist cholera patients. He provided support with patient care, hygiene promotion, and community sensitization. He then joined KTL’s ranks as Community Outreach officer, collaborating with community members to identify needs and develop solutions under the community outreach program. Joseph facilitates field activities, including community engagement, outreach, and education and he works closely with the community leaders to build partnerships and strengthen community relationships. Helping people has always been his source of inspiration and motivation. Joseph is driven by a desire to provide service to the community and make a positive impact on people’s lives.
Fridah holds a certificate in Information Technology and a Certificate in Bee Farming. She first joined KTL in 2025 as a beekeeper thanks to her strong background, including expertise in apiary management and honey production, before joining the community officer ranks.
As a dedicated and passionate community facilitator, Fridah is committed to sharing her knowledge and experience with others. Her passion for bee conservation and sustainable livelihoods drives her work in community outreach and education.
Her conservation journey began with a deep appreciation for the importance of bees in the ecosystem. Her early exposure to beekeeping sparked a passion, which she has pursued with dedication and enthusiasm.
Her tireless efforts have already improved livelihoods and promoted environmental conservation.
Taxwell started tertiary education at Malcom Moffat College of Education in 2014 and obtained a Primary Teachers diploma.
He graduated in 2017 and took on his first position the same year as a teacher at Kapilya primary school within the Bangweulu wetlands and under the Community Resources Board. In 2018 Taxwell then started collaborating with both Kafinda Primary and Secondary schools until 2021.
In parallel, he joined Kasanka Trust School as a house teacher. In 2023, Taxwell was asked by KTL to support Chipundu Primary School under the Greater Kasanka Landscape (GTL) programme in the Kasanka National Park Game Management Area.
Taxwell was then appointed as the head teacher of Kasanka Primary school in 2024.
With over 15 years of experience David has specialized in building construction, road maintenance, carpentry and joinery, solar and battery installations, domestic wiring, plumbing and sheet metals, planning and designing, painting and decorating. He joined KTL from 2021 to 2023 as the infrastructure team’s supervisor. David was also responsible for quantity surveying, planning and monitoring.
He is currently preparing a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering at Copperstone University in Kitwe. David rejoined our ranks in 2024 under his previous role, ensuring the good condition of all roads, bridges, culverts, airstrips, fire breaks, foot paths, hides and park infrastructures.
He is a strong team leader and a great team player.
Born in 1990, Modify is married and a father of three. He attended Choma trades training institutes in 2013-2014 and acquired a craft certificate in mechanical engineering. Moonze joined KTL in 2017 as Workshop Supervisor under the infrastructure program. During this time, Moonze demonstrated his skills and he delivered excellent results which later led him to being promoted in 2021 as Head of Mechanics. He is responsible for planning work rotas, machinery maintenances, repairing of vehicles, generators, motor bikes, driving etc. He also trains new recruits, supervises staff members, sets up production targets, dealing with health safety as well as updating vehicle flights. Modify is responsible for all machinery repairs and engine services, data collection and reporting and he has great communication skills.
Head of Law enforcement with 2 years’ experience within the Kasanka National park; Lucky is specialized in anti-poaching (planning and monitoring operations within and outside the park), protecting the natural habitants in protected areas, improving the relationship between humans and the environment and sensitizing the local community about the importance of wildlife. Lucky has achieved skills using QGIS, calculating the patrol effort map and animal sightings on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis. He has participated in water Sampling, mammal counting, and camera trapping . He holds a certificate in Championing Land Justice. Lucky is looking forward to pursuing his passion as an ecologist. In his free time, he enjoys playing football and running.
Highly skilled and dedicated wildlife professional with extensive experience in conservation and research. Born in 2000, Eckson has pursued training at the Chunga wildlife training school within Field Biological Research, Baboon Behaviour and Field Ecology. He holds several years’ experience as a Community scout under Chitambo Community Resource Board and the Department of National parks and Wildlife. In 2023 he took on the roles of Escort scout and Assistant researcher for the Kasanka baboon project, before accepting his current position as Law Enforcement Assistant. He specializes in community engagement and education, conducting patrols in Kasanka National park and conducting human wildlife conflict outside of the park. He particularly enjoys educating the community about the importance of wildlife and natural resources in the park.
In August 2000 Benson was employed by KTL as a general worker and in 2002 he was appointed to the park protection unit as a trainee scout. In 2007 he then went to North Luangwa training college where he obtained a certificate in wildlife management.
After his training Benson was promoted as a patrol leader, leading patrols from 2007 to 2018. He also partook and succeeded in intelligence and investigations courses. In 2020 Benson was promoted to intelligence officer, then Head of Investigations in 2023.
Benson brings KTL over 24 years of experience.