How You Can Help
Together, the entire world is facing the humanitarian and economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. This health crisis has become a conservation crisis as well, with poaching on the rise as families struggle to feed their children, and fewer eyes are watching out for the welfare of endangered wildlife. By aiding vulnerable local people, we can help sustain them through this tremendous economic challenge, so they can continue to protect the world’s most threatened habitats and species. Whatever you can give—$50, $100, $1000—will help significantly. In some African communities, $1000 will feed 20 families for a month! And for every $250 contribution you make to help these communities get through this extended crisis, we will give you a $250 trip credit to use on a future Nat Hab journey. Please note that contributions to the Nat Hab Community Relief Fund are not tax-deductible.
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Important Information:
- Nat Hab has launched the Community Relief Fund with a contribution of $25,000 from our company. We hope to substantially bolster that amount with the help of our travelers, staff and executives.
- We will distribute the funds via our local partners in the most profoundly affected places and, as of July, also through WWF’s Namibia conservancy tourism initiative. This way, we can get money quickly into the hands of the people experiencing the greatest hardships, in communities that otherwise might be most likely to turn to poaching or other activities that could harm wildlife.
- For every $250 an individual contributes, Nat Hab will provide a trip credit for $250 to be used toward a future adventure. Trip credits cannot be applied to current bookings and must be used within 24 months. There is no limit on how many $250 trip credits can be earned, but only one $250 trip credit can be used per person on any given trip. Our team is standing by to confirm your next trip with this credit when you are ready – and do ask us about our new flexible booking terms.
Nat Hab Community Relief Fund
