Africa

Be part of restoring a critical landscape in Kenya, working with scientists and Maasai landowners to rebuild wildlife corridors and revive a degraded ecosystem.

Walk through Big Five country in search of rhinos, elephants and elusive predators, following research routes closed to regular safari visitors and contributing to wildlife conservation in South Africa's historic rhino stronghold.

Track endangered black rhinos on foot with scientists beneath Mount Kenya, gathering clues to help protect their habitat. Visit the world's last two northern white rhinos, then venture north to meet rescued elephants and their Samburu keepers.

Spend hours observing wild elephant families in South Africa, help researchers identify individual animals and assist during a rare veterinary collaring operation to support elephant tracking and reduce conflict with nearby communities.

Track desert-adapted rhinos and safari among Namibia’s iconic wildlife, then go behind the scenes with cheetah researchers to encounter rescued cats up close and help reveal how habitat restoration can protect wild cheetahs.

Follow endangered lemurs through Madagascar's lush rainforests, observe their family groups with Malagasy researchers in Ranomafana National Park and contribute to decades of field research helping protect these rare primates and their forest habitats.

Track wild rhinos, take part in horn trimming to reduce poaching risk and safari across South Africa’s Greater Kruger and red dunes of the Kalahari.