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The post Southern Africa’s luxury safari stays are putting conservation first appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
The post New $48 million conservation project could transform Eswatini’s safari tourism appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
The post Small reserves, big impact: How private conservation is shaping South Africa appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
If you're planning your first safari, it's helpful to know how national parks, private game reserves, and conservancies differ. While the wildlife is often similar, especially in c...
The post Wildlife Roundup: Conservation progress through practical action appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
The game drive vehicle crawls along a sand-dusted road, slowing to a halt when the tracker leans forward. The guide’s hand lifts. Spots thread through the trees, green eyes cutting...
The post New cross-border conservation project launched for the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
The African safari market is experiencing a significant surge in popularity, with travelers from the United States emerging as the dominant force in this sector. According to recen...
The post From exploration to eco travel: The story of the safari appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
Luis Arranz arrived in Africa in 1980 with little more than a degree in biology and a determination to work in the field. Without contacts or a clear path, he drove south from Spai...
Africa. Wild, expansive, free – alive with the dramatic pulse of nature's most ancient rhythms. The instinctive chase across the savanna, rivers surging through age-old landscapes...
I’m writing this from deep in the Congo rainforest after a day spent observing elephants and gorillas. The presence of such magnificent creatures is both invigorating and a reminde...
The post Wildlife Roundup: The week’s most encouraging conservation news appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
South Africa’s conservation debate is too often anchored within the blunt slogan, “If it pays, it stays.” At face value, this appears pragmatic, even responsible. But there’s a tro...
As a seasoned African traveller, I've been fortunate to tick many items off my African travel bucket list and have had my fair share of magical moments, from soaring above the Maas...
The post Conservation victories you should know about this week appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
Columbia Climate School students tackled real-world conservation challenges in one of the planet’s most biodiverse regions.
Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO ZIMBABWE has secured fresh conservation funding under phase four of the KfW-supported Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (Kaza......
The post The great wildlife corridor of Southern Africa: A KAZA safari guide appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
The post Why ethical wildlife travel starts before the safari appeared first on Getaway Magazine.
SALONGA NATIONAL PARK, Democratic Republic of the Congo — For over two decades, Emmanuel de Merode has worked at the intersection of conservation, conflict, and development in the...
Lion conservationist Moreangels Mbizah and her colleagues chose the name “Batabilili” for the community guardians they’re training in northern Zimbabwe. The word means “protectors”...
Wind-scoured dunes and rock-hewn plains are what most people picture when they think of Namibia. It's a country that looks severe at first glance, shaped by exposure and long stret...
Conservationists in Kenya are sounding the alarm over the sharp rise in captive-bred reptiles exported as exotic pets as populations in the wild decline.
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