A conservation education initiative

Abundelo

Community conversations on conservation — offline, curriculum-based environmental learning for young people growing up around Africa's protected areas.

2,331+
Students Reached
48
Schools
6
National Parks
Our Mission

To empower young people living near protected areas in Africa with cutting-edge digital learning in conservation — fostering the next generation of leaders dedicated to safeguarding these vital ecosystems.

Students working together with a conservation tablet
Students working with a conservation education tablet
Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Republic of Congo
What We Do

Curriculum built for the classroom, not the cloud.

Abundelo works closely with African Parks to bring environmental education to youth living near protected areas. In collaboration with SafetyCulture, we've built an interactive learning platform delivered offline through Samsung Galaxy tablets — no signal required, no connectivity assumed.

Community facilitators lead the curriculum directly, with plans to reach every one of African Parks' protected spaces in the years ahead.

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Where We Work

Six parks. Five countries. One shared classroom.

We're partnering with African Parks to introduce digital learning across all 22 of their parks in 12 countries, starting October 2024. Piloted in Odzala, the program now spans dense rainforest to open wetland — each site shaping how the curriculum travels.

  • Odzala-KokouaCongo
  • NyungweRwanda
  • AkageraRwanda
  • BazarutoMozambique
  • ZakoumaChad
  • LiwondeMalawi
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Map of African Parks protected areas
In Partnership With
SafetyCulture African Parks Samsung
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