Tanzania Conservation

Wildlife is the main attraction for visitors to Tanzania, and the local authorities are well aware of this fact. They do almost everything in their considerable power to conserve Tanzania's incredible natural heritage for human enjoyment.

The Great Wildebeest Migration that takes place across the borders of Tanzania and Kenya is a huge attraction for wildlife enthusiasts. Click here for a guide to the migration.

Tanzania's 12 national parks (and many more conservation areas) cover almost a full quarter of the country's land area, and protect around 20% of the entire African continent's large mammals.

Conservation in Tanzania is well funded and well executed, resulting in a supreme safari environment and excellent nature conservation practices. Local communities are actively involved in conservation practices, a crucial element in ensuring the economic and environmental sustainability of conservation areas and national parks.

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