Stewardship and Conservation
Ultimately conservation is about people. If you don’t have sustainable development around these [wildlife] parks, then people will have no interest in them, and the parks will not survive.
- Nelson Mandela
African safaris simply wouldn’t be possible without local community leaders and passionate conservationists working to protect these wild and precious places.
While Next Adventure is focused on planning creative, custom safaris, we’re also committed to sustaining a positive impact. Since 1996, we’ve partnered with the most responsible ecotourism brands and operators in Africa.
We encourage you to learn more about the projects our clients and partners support. If you’re moved by their work, send them a note, follow and share their progress, and make a contribution if you can.
Protecting Wildlife and Empowering Communities
The Projects That Make Your Safari Possible
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- Anti-poaching 26
- Arts 4
- Birds 1
- Botswana 13
- Cheetahs 3
- Chimpanzees 1
- Community Development 44
- Congo 1
- Conservation 55
- Education 35
- Elephants 10
- Enterprise 5
- Giraffes 1
- Gorillas 3
- Healthcare 27
- Kenya 24
- Lions 7
- Madagascar 2
- Mozambique 2
- Namibia 5
- Pangolins 3
- Research 22
- Rhinos 3
- Rwanda 8
- South Africa 4
- Tanzania 6
- Uganda 6
- WCN 1
- Women 9
- Zambia 11
- Zebras 1
- Zimbabwe 9
- baobab 1
- chameleon 1
- habitat 1
- hirola 1
- lemurs 2
- mandrare 1
- wildlife veterinarian 1
- Anti-poaching
- Arts
- baobab
- Birds
- Botswana
- chameleon
- Cheetahs
- Chimpanzees
- Community Development
- Congo
- Conservation
- Education
- Elephants
- Enterprise
- Giraffes
- Gorillas
- habitat
- Healthcare
- hirola
- Kenya
- lemurs
- Lions
- Madagascar
- mandrare
- Mozambique
- Namibia
- Pangolins
- Research
- Rhinos
- Rwanda
- South Africa
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- WCN
- wildlife veterinarian
- Women
- Zambia
- Zebras
- Zimbabwe