well as an excellent tourist-infrastructure, a community conservation centre and the implementation of effective anti-poaching measures. The Trust employs about 60 local staff and has an ongoing community outreach program within the surrounding communities including amongst other things; sponsorship of secondary school students, promotion of conservation farming techniques, a human/elephant conflict program and promotion of the conservation message to local villages. In 2011 Kasanka Trust began operations in the undeveloped and depleted 1,600 km2 Lavushi Manda National Park with assistance from the World Bank. References Bibliography External links Kasanka National Park website Kasanka Trust website National parks of Zambia Geography of Northern Province, Zambia Geography of Central Province, Zambia Miombo Tourist attractions in Northern Province, Zambia Tourist attractions in Central Province, Zambia Animal migration Central Zambezian miombo woodlands Important Bird Areas of Zambia