We direct 5% of our annual profits to Tanzanian conservation projects — because we believe travel should give back to the wild places it depends on.
FZS has been the backbone of Serengeti conservation since 1959, when Bernhard Grzimek's pioneering work first put the ecosystem on the global map. Today FZS funds anti-poaching units, ranger training, aerial surveillance and research across the Serengeti, with parallel programmes in the Selous and Mahale Mountains. Their work safeguards one of the largest intact wildlife migrations on Earth.
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Operating in the western Serengeti's Grumeti Reserve, the Grumeti Fund runs one of the most effective anti-poaching operations in East Africa, combining 100+ rangers, K9 units, aerial support and community development. Their work has restored wildlife populations and protected a critical part of the wildebeest migration corridor while creating jobs and education opportunities for local communities.
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Honeyguide partners with Tanzania's Wildlife Management Areas to give communities the tools and training to protect the wildlife on their land. Their non-lethal human-elephant conflict toolkit (chilli fences, vuvuzelas, flashlights) has been adopted across East Africa and dramatically reduced crop-raiding, keeping both elephants and farmers safe.
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PAMS Foundation works alongside Tanzanian authorities to combat ivory poaching and wildlife trafficking, with notable success in dismantling major criminal syndicates in the Selous and Ruaha. Their intelligence-led model has been credited with helping reduce elephant poaching dramatically since 2014. They also run extensive community conservation, education and counter-trafficking programmes.
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