We direct 5% of our annual profits to South African conservation projects — because we believe travel should give back to the wild places it depends on.
Founded in 1973, the Endangered Wildlife Trust is one of South Africa's leading conservation organisations, working to save threatened species and ecosystems. From the African wild dog and cheetah programmes to vulture conservation and habitat preservation, EWT operates across southern Africa with a science-driven, community-focused approach.
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SANParks Honorary Rangers is the official volunteer body of South African National Parks. With over 1,600 active volunteers across the country, they raise millions annually for critical conservation projects — from anti-poaching operations in Kruger to environmental education in local communities and infrastructure support in all 21 national parks.
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Wildlife ACT is a hands-on conservation organisation that monitors and protects endangered species across KwaZulu-Natal and beyond. Their teams track African wild dogs, cheetahs, vultures, and black rhinos in partnership with provincial reserves. They also run community conservation programmes that create meaningful livelihoods linked to wildlife protection.
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The Wilderness Foundation Africa has been protecting wild places since 1972. Based in the Eastern Cape, they champion wilderness preservation, run the renowned Forever Wild rhino conservation programme, and deliver youth leadership programmes that connect the next generation to nature. Their work spans anti-poaching, policy advocacy, and landscape-level conservation.
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