Tanzania

Tanzania boasts a huge variety of landscapes and habitats, with everything from mountains, to lakes, to plains and doum palm lined rivers. In the last five years they have lost 65% of their elephants to poaching, and the community wildlife conflict continues to cause the lion population to decline, our projects are fighting back alongside the larger influential charities and government - it is Tanzania's sheer size which makes the anti poaching battle a very difficult one. In each country we have selected a few small charities doing amazing work on the ground, if you feel we have left any out, or have reservations about any we have chosen please contact us.

Ivory Orphans

Tanzania’s elephants are in deep trouble – the fall out from the poaching crisis there is tonnes of orphaned elephant calves which currently have no where to go. This new project is absolutely essential and in desperate need of funds.

Ruaha Carnivore Project

Ruaha (Southern Tanzania) is one of the most remote, pristine and game rich parks in all of Africa, the predators thrive there apart from rife community wildlife conflict which sees lions and other cats killed – this project does unrivalled work in resolving this.

The Honeyguide Foundation

The Honeyguide Foundations work revolves around wildlife conservation in Tanzania, the work they do with their anti poaching unit and community wildlife conflict is unrivalled in this country.