Conservation Through Responsible Travel
Positive Environmental Impact
Encourage, participate and educate in the protection of wildlife and the local environments within which we travel.
Positive Economic Impact
Provide economic benefits to the local communities – benefits that assist the communities on their terms.
Positive Social Impact
Respect the cultures and traditions of the local communities, including honoring their sacred places.
Wildlife Conservation Organizations
With over 60 years of combined wildlife conservation safari experience – and over 60 years as members of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) – our goal is to offer accredited AZA institutions the most exciting wildlife conservation safari destinations in the world. We continue our commitment to wildlife conservation, through support of both in-situ and ex-situ programs, along with community development initiatives, in countries within which we work.
Our Current Favorites
Saving One of Tsavo’s Big Boys
We are proud to partner with the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in its elephant conservation efforts.
Featuring Amalinda Lodge
A jewel in Zimbabwe, here are 5 fun activities you can do at Amalinda Lodge.
In Search of the Lesser Known
While not a famous destination on the continent, we recommend getting to know Gonarezhou National Park.
Impact On
Abigael’s Journey Continues…
Earlier this year, we introduced you to Abigael Wanjiku, as she began her secondary school studies in January.
Kenya’s Northern Rangelands Trust
Kenya’s Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) grew out of the dedication and perseverance of Ian Craig.
Ewaso Lions – Changing traditional views!
One of our favorite organizations in wildlife conservation is the Ewaso Lions Project in the Samburu region of northern Kenya.
The Nyashep Education Trust
Education is the single most important element that leads to a successful, meaningful and satisfying future.
The Gorilla Doctors – An Amazing Team Making a Difference!!
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of conservation organizations in the world, many of which work in Africa.
“The wildlife and its habitat cannot speak, so we must and we will…” – Theodore Roosevelt
On Safari
Cheetahs at Play
During my last trip to the Serengeti in January, 2014, our group was fortunate...
Kenya Update: Elephant Twins in Amboseli!
Nestled in the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Kenya’s Amboseli National Park lies...
The endangered Grevy’s zebra, social media and artificial intelligence
Zebras are one of the most ubiquitous animals our travelers see on safari. The...
A Tall Tale – or is it a Tall Tail?
When you create a business it’s important to choose a name that tells your...
Alternative ways to explore “The Enchanted Isles”
For decades, yachts and ships have been the primary vehicles for exploring the...
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