Luambe National Park has recently achieved a conservation milestone - it is the most carbon neutral National Park in the WORLD. The Lower Zambezi National Park became the world’s first to achieve carbon neutrality from operations, some time ago. Luambe National Park worked at taking things further - as it not only offsets the operational emissions, but also all tourism activities associated with the Park, which includes guest’s international airline travel.
Reaching this milestone involved Luambe Camp fully funding the initiative that is managed by the USAID-funded Community Forests Program and Bio Carbon Partner’s committed partnership with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife. Through these organisations, Luambe Conservation Project decided to purchase Verified Carbon Standard audited forest carbon offsets generated within Zambia through BCP’s REDD+ projects which resulted in achieving Luambe’s carbon neutral status.
Reaching this milestone involved Luambe Camp fully funding the initiative that is managed by the USAID-funded Community Forests Program and Bio Carbon Partner’s committed partnership with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife. Through these organisations, Luambe Conservation Project decided to purchase Verified Carbon Standard audited forest carbon offsets generated within Zambia through BCP’s REDD+ projects which resulted in achieving Luambe’s carbon neutral status.
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