This was always the plan: to build a safari company strong enoughto fund its own non-profit. A share of Safari Craftsmen's profit, not revenue,goes directly to Conserv Earth, which funds vetted conservation and community initiatives across the destinations we operate in.
Two things guide every project Conserv Earth funds: the world it's working toward, and the way it plans to get there.
ABOUT CONSERV EARTHA world where people and wildlife coexist in harmony and resilience on one shared planet.
To restore the natural earth by facilitating sustainable solutions that enable people and wildlife to live together, connecting protected areas, communities, NGOs, the private sector, and individuals to create a greater collective impact.
Supporting projects that protect habitat and species across the regions we work in.
Investing in the next generation of conservationists and the communities living alongside wildlife.
Backing initiatives that let conservation and local economies grow together, not in competition.
As a Conserv Keeper, your contribution supports active conservation projects, sustainable community programmes, and the protection of the wild places you travelled through.
A look at some of the specific projects Conserv Earth funds, from species protection to community-led conservation work on the ground.
IN THE FIELD
Helicopter hours, veterinary call-outs, and rapid response — funding held in reserve for whatever wildlife needs most, right when it needs it.
SPECIES PROTECTION
Fencing, field research, and legal education - three different approaches, one shared goal of protecting pangolins across South Africa.
EYES IN THE SKY
Four hours of flying time funded each month, giving rangers eyes in the sky for tracking wildlife, deploying teams, and gathering data from above.
ON THE GROUND
From a six-week ranger course to a full advanced qualification, two sponsored students now work as qualified trackers within the Greater Kruger National Park.
ANTI-POACHING SUPPORT
Funded monthly since its founding, the SAWC's K9 unit uses specially trained dogs to track and support anti-poaching efforts across the region.
Field notes, journeys in progress, and the occasional sighting worth sharing - straight to your inbox. Good stories deserve good company.
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