Protecting Africa’s Wildlife

Wildlife is crucial to nature’s delicate balance. The African continent is home to iconic and key species that are under serious threat from habitat loss and poaching by organised crime syndicates. Mammoth efforts are being made across the continent to assist with habitat management, wildlife reintroductions and translocations, monitoring programmes, and gathering research that’s vital for adequate protection measures.

We have partnered with some of the pioneers on the front lines of protecting our wildlife. Our reputable partners are the heroes of wildlife protection movements, and we are committed to ensuring that they have our full and unwavering support, while also assisting in the education of on-the-ground initiatives.

Endangered Wildlife Trust

We have partnered with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, one of South Africa’s most respected non-profit organisations. Since 1973, they have been focused on the protection of threatened species.  For every Go2Africa trip that includes a night at one of our selected Kruger camps we contribute to EWT’s anti-poaching efforts in the Kruger National Park, as well as provide tracking and monitoring equipment for endangered species, including African wild dog or ‘painted wolves’.

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Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

Our partnership with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund provides our clients with a deeper and richer gorilla trekking experience when visiting Rwanda. We offer immersive gorilla conservation experiences that help raise critical funds for educational needs, providing clean water and basic healthcare to the local community, and aid gorilla conservation efforts to save an endangered species.

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Endangered Wildlife Trust

We have partnered with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, one of South Africa’s most respected non-profit organisations. Since 1973, they have been focused on the protection of threatened species.  For every Go2Africa trip that includes a night at one of our selected Kruger camps we contribute to EWT’s anti-poaching efforts in the Kruger National Park, as well as provide tracking and monitoring equipment for endangered species, including African wild dog or ‘painted wolves’.

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Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

Our partnership with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund provides our clients with a deeper and richer gorilla trekking experience when visiting Rwanda. We offer immersive gorilla conservation experiences that help raise critical funds for educational needs, providing clean water and basic healthcare to the local community, and aid gorilla conservation efforts to save an endangered species.

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