The Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) is a German-based international conservation organization dedicated to preserving wilderness and biodiversity worldwide. Established in 1858, FZS has been actively involved in conservation efforts in Tanzania for over six decades, focusing on several key national parks and reserves.

Key Conservation Areas in Tanzania:

• Serengeti National Park: FZS has been instrumental in supporting the Serengeti ecosystem through various initiatives, including monitoring flights, technical expertise for ranger equipment, and community development programs.

• Mahale National Park: Home to a significant population of eastern chimpanzees, FZS works to preserve these primates and their habitats, collaborating with local communities to create protected areas and corridors outside the national park.

• Nyerere National Park and Selous Game Reserve: Following the establishment of Nyerere National Park from the former Selous Game Reserve, FZS continues to provide support through aerial surveillance, ranger equipment, and vehicle maintenance workshops.