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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Today is International Families Day and Endangered Species Day, a moment to
recognize that family exists in the wild too.
We’re highlighting some of the safari animal families currently under threat, including
African wild dogs, lions, rhinos, and cheetahs.
Because protecting wildlife means protecting the families that sustain the future of the
wild.
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Ahead of Endangered Species Day, we’re shining a light on some of the lesser-known safari species currently under threat.
These animals may not always be the most visible on safari, but their role in the ecosystem is just as vital, and their future just as important.
First, the Ethiopian wolf, one of Africa’s rarest carnivores, found only in the highlands of Ethiopia.
Second, the common chimpanzee, a deeply social animal and increasingly at risk due to habitat loss and human activity.
And finally, the pangolin, the most trafficked mammal in the world which faces severe threats from illegal wildlife trade.
As we approach this important day, we’re reminded that to observe is a privilege,
to conserve is a responsibility, and to subserve is a commitment to protecting even the most unseen.
#ObserveConserveSubserve #EndangeredSpeciesDay #WildlifeConservation
Steal our must-read books list.
Travel begins long before the journey; it begins with understanding where you`re going.
This list will push you to observe more deeply, conserve more consciously, and
subserve more intentionally.
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Last year, @africanbushcamps brought World Safari Day to life with a bold creative
campaign. 🌍✨
In an incredible collaboration, local artisans and their own team stepped in as
models, showcasing stunning couture inspired by the wild.
Tap the link in our bio to see the full story.
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This International Children`s Books Day, we’re sharing children’s books that introduce
young readers to wildlife, conservation, and the beauty of the safari landscape.
Because there`s no better way to pique a child`s interests and grow their mind than by
expanding their world view. The next generation of conservationists starts here.
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Safari can be a force for meaningful change.
Safari Conversations – The Singita Podcast offers insightful discussions on wildlife, community partnerships, and the evolving role of sustainable tourism in Africa.
Listen in. Learn more. Choose safari with purpose.
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The future of travel is responsible.
Travel Trends with Dan Christian explores how conscious choices are reshaping tourism, including the growing movement toward more sustainable safari experiences.
Because how we travel today shapes the world we explore tomorrow.
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Boots on the Ground Podcast shares the voices of those working tirelessly for wildlife and supporting communities on the front lines of conservation.
Listen. Learn. Stand with those who work for the wild.
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The Listening List
Part of observing is listening. Listening to the sounds of nature, and to the conversations and ideas shaping sustainable travel.
We have compiled a selection of podcasts to explore. Some focus specifically on safari, while others look at travel more broadly and the role it plays in conservation and community development.
First on the list is Safari Scoop, which brings you closer to the stories shaping the safari world, from conservation insights to on-the-ground experiences that reveal what it truly takes to protect the wild.
Follow along for more safari voices to listen to.
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Wildlife is vital for life itself. Every species plays a role in the ecosystem, supporting the balance that sustains nature and the communities who depend on it.
As custodians of this extraordinary land, we are committed to observing, conserving, and subserving the wildlife that makes life possible.
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Subserve: Give back to local communities and support future generations.
Supporting communities can be as simple as purchasing handmade goods,
contributing to foundations that uplift them, or offering your time to initiatives that
strengthen livelihoods and celebrate shared heritage.
When communities thrive, safaris thrive too.
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Conserve: Sustain ecosystems and species.
Conservation is about responsibility.
It means caring for what already exists, supporting healthy habitats, strengthening
biodiversity, and ensuring wildlife continues to thrive for generations to come.
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