“The fact is that no species has ever had such wholesale control over everything on earth, living or dead, as we now have. That lays upon us, whether we like it or not, an awesome responsibility. In our hands now lies not only our own future, but that of all living creatures with whom we share the earth.” - Sir David Attenborough
MAKE AN IMPACT
For every guest that goes on safari, Conserv.earth will direct a portion of the funds to a Conservation Fund. This will be completely transparent and guests can choose which conservation partner they want it to go to. It's imperative each person feels they are making a difference!
CARBON FOOTPRINT
Travel is of course quite a carbon heavy way to enjoy yourself. We have numerous ways to offset this and will explain each and every one to guests should they wish to do so. Conserv.earth will do a number of these things regardless, but all will be explained and offered to our guests.
EARTH
We, as a single species have the ability to conserve and heal this planet. It’s imperative that this happens….the world does not need humans to survive, but we need it. To co-exist we need to protect and nurture it so that we can strive to balance the scale. From the vast swathes of Africa, to an individual’s garden or park, all life needs to be respected.
OUR
Conserv.earth focuses on all of the above. We have partnered with global conservation leaders to safeguard the planet’s future and the last remaining wilderness areas, cultures and communities. We endeavor to help you help the people that can make a difference, hence empowering you.
A very transparent way in which to do this is to show the financial and physical contributions that you can and have made to the organizations of your choice.
BE A PART OF THE CHANGE
There are so many causes in the world that are worth supporting, it seems so daunting to pick one. How do you do it? Because of this we have decided to partner with people that we know well and trust, and believe in what they do. Click on the icons to the right to find out more...
