Honoring the African Safari.
Community. Conservation. Culture.
Sustainable Development Goals
SDG 15:
Life on land
World Safari Day encourages the conservation of wildlife and their natural habitats, raises awareness about poaching and conservation, and supports sustainable safari initiatives that protect ecosystems.
SDG 13:
Climate action
World Safari Day promotes conservation, rewilding efforts that enhance the protection of ecosystems, and encourages responsible travel and eco-tourism that reduce environmental footprints.
SDG 8:
Decent work & economic growth
World Safari Day supports eco-tourism and safari-based economies that provide jobs in conservation, guiding, and hospitality, and encouraging fair employment opportunities.
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African Bush Camps Celebrates World Safari Day in Style
The Art of Safari: When Couture Met Conservation in Zimbabwe
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The trailblazing women of the African safari industry are doing extraordinary things in their communities and surrounds.
From the Vukani Group to Vuche Vuche, these women are change makers: building sustainable businesses, conserving wildlife, empowering local families, and inspiring a new wave of female leaders across Africa.
Click the link in our bio to read the article.
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Happy World Safari Day!
Safaris are more than just travel experiences; they’re an important link between conservation, culture, and community. World Safari Day was created to spotlight this connection.
By raising awareness and bringing people together under the shared hashtag #WorldSafariDay, the day encourages travelers, safari guides, conservationists, and communities to celebrate the magic of the African safari.
How are you celebrating this year?
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They came for a drink…and stayed for the photoshoot.
Have you ever had a moment where it felt like the animals were in full model mode?
1 day to World Safari Day.
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Blending into the wild to capture the wild.
This is safari.
What are the extraordinary moments you have had on safari?
2 days to World Safari Day.
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When the king looks you in the eye, you feel the weight of the wild.
With eyes that hold the story of the savannah.
A reminder of why we protect it.
3 days to World Safari Day.
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There’s nothing quite like a safari, winding through thick forest, listening to the sounds of the wild, and watching nature unfold all around you.
A wonder that should be experienced by current and future generations.
4 days to World Safari Day.
#worldsafariday #protectandconserve #countdowntoworldsafariday
Warning: This carousel contains extreme levels of cuteness. 🐾
From silly lion cubs to clumsy baby elephants, the safari nursery is adorable.
#Worldsafariday #wildlifehumor #babyanimals
Africa is Under Threat!
Plastic and pollution are creeping into savannas, rivers, and grasslands and
threatening the wildlife we love. 🐘🦁
We dream of endless plains, clean rivers, and animals roaming freely. By keeping these
lands free from waste, we protect the true spirit of the safari.
Organizations like Ele-collection are making it happen. Join the movement.
🔗 Link in Bio
#WorldSafariDay #WildlifeConservation #ProtectNature #EcoTourism #SayNoToPlastic
Okavango Delta. Sudd. Bangweulu Wetland. Inner Niger Delta. Barotse Floodplain.
Five great wetlands that sustain Africa’s wild plains, many under strain. Without these life-giving waters, rivers would dry, forests would decline, and savannas would disappear.
Conservation of these wetlands is conservation of safari itself.
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Conserving nature turns every safari into a journey of connection, discovery, and extraordinary moments.
How will you make yours unforgettable?
#worldsafariday #EcoTourism #WildlifeConservation
A new wave of conservation heroes is rising… and they’re all women.
Across Africa, women-led ranger and anti-poaching units are stepping up to protect wildlife, conserve landscapes, and uplift their communities.
It started with South Africa’s pioneering Black Mambas Anti-Poaching Unit, whose bold example inspired others like Akashinga, Team Lioness, the Segera All-Women Unit, and Kufadza.
Each team is unique in mission, approach, and story, but all share a powerful purpose: to defend nature, empower women, and stand at the forefront of
conservation.
#worldsafariday #wildlifeconservation #wildliferangers #womeninconservation
Lion bomas are mobile enclosures that protect livestock from wild predators, helping both people and wildlife live in harmony. They reduce the retaliatory killing of lions and protect communities` livelihoods.
In partnership with @kerdowneyafrica, @africanbushcampsfoundation, and @okoafund, two incredible women are climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for 7 new lion bomas for rural communities in Zimbabwe.
To learn more about this inspiring initiative, visit the link in bio.
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