Featured Projects:

Wilderness Safaris

Wilderness Safaris specialises in privately hosted safaris and memorable wildlife experiences in the most remote and pristine areas in southern Africa. Its goal is to share these wild areas with guests from all over the world, while at the same time helping to ensure the future protection of Africa's spectacular wildlife heritage and sharing the benefits of tourism with local communities.

Children in the Wilderness

Children in the Wilderness opens up the minds of children, increases their self-esteem, builds and strengthen their capabilities to cope with life's challenges and educates them with the life skills necessary to actualize their greatest potential.

Resources First Foundation

Resources First Foundation supports conservation and education solutions to preserve natural resources across the United States and in Southern Africa.

Save the Rhino International

Save the Rhino International is committed to ensuring the survival of the rhinoceros species in the wild. The charity works in close consultation with managers and communities in wildlife areas and provides direct support for rhino and community conservation projects in Africa and Asia.

B&H Photo Video Partnership

B&H Photo Video has created a wonderful initiative which helps fund the Wilderness Trust. Any orders that Wilderness Safaris guests place with B&H via the link on the Wilderness Safaris website (above) will be recorded and B&H will donate an amount on their behalf to the Wilderness Trust. In return, these guests will receive free shipping to anywhere in the continental US.

Rare and Endangered Species Trust

REST is dedicated to the preservation of endangered species in Namibia with special emphasis on the Cape Griffon Vulture.

The Predator Conservation Trust

Predator Conservation Trust in the UK have funded and supported a number of conservation projects to do with predators. The Kunene Lion Project is therefore one of their core projects.

Namibia Crane Working Group

The Namibia Crane Working Group is an initiative that began as a result of a concern for the continued survival of Namibia's crane species and their habitats by workshop participants. It is a partnership between the Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF), SIDA, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET), the African Wattled Crane Programme (AWAC; a joint project of the International Crane Foundation and Endangered Wildlife Trust in South Africa) and many other supporters.

Its mission is to conserve cranes and their habitats in partnership with the people who share these habitats.

Okavango Buffalo Research

The aim of this website is to increase awareness of the need for research in the Okavango Delta, with particular emphasis on the African buffalo. Okavango Buffalo Research aims to define the role of the African buffalo within the ecosystem of the Okavango Delta and to determine how buffalo use the habitats in this ecosystem, and use this information to develop a conservation strategy for the Delta and its unique herbivore assemblages.

Human-Elephant Conflict in the Okavango Delta

The Okavango Elephants & People Research Project is an exciting four-year study of the ecology and movements of elephants in Human-Elephant conflict (HEC) "Hotspot" areas of the Okavango Delta.