Animal Rescue & Conservation:

What’s Included in the Support Package?

• Wildlife Safaris: Explore world-famous national parks like Masai Mara (Kenya), Serengeti (Tanzania), and Amboseli National Park (Kenya) with expert guides, witnessing the rich biodiversity of these regions.
• Endangered Species Conservation Projects: Visit conservation projects dedicated to protecting endangered species such as rhinos, elephants, lions, and cheetahs. Engage in activities like monitoring wildlife, anti-poaching initiatives, and habitat restoration.
• Rescue Center Visits: Tour wildlife rescue centers focused on rehabilitating and releasing animals that have been victims of poaching, illegal trade, or human-wildlife conflict.
• Volunteer Opportunities: Take part in meaningful conservation efforts by volunteering on field projects that aim to protect endangered species, including data collection, animal monitoring, and other vital conservation activities.
• Cultural Engagement: Learn about local communities’ efforts to live in harmony with wildlife, including initiatives to mitigate human-wildlife conflict.

Sample Itinerary for the Animal Rescue & Conservation Support Tour:

Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi, Kenya

• Arrival: Fly into Nairobi, the vibrant capital of Kenya. You’ll be greeted by a Roundtrip Safaris guide and transferred to your hotel.
• Welcome Dinner & Orientation: Meet your fellow travelers and enjoy a briefing on your trip, highlighting the conservation projects you’ll support and the endangered species you’ll learn about.

Day 2: Visit to David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (Nairobi)

• Morning: Visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an internationally recognized sanctuary that rescues and rehabilitates orphaned elephants. Watch an emotional feeding session and learn about the efforts to protect elephants from poaching and human-wildlife conflict.
• Afternoon: Participate in a conservation workshop on anti-poaching methods and efforts to protect wildlife in Kenya.
• Evening: Dinner and cultural exchange with local conservationists.

Day 3: Amboseli National Park - Elephant Conservation

• Morning: Depart for Amboseli National Park, famous for its large elephant herds and views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Join a conservation tour focusing on elephant monitoring and the critical role Amboseli plays in elephant preservation.
• Afternoon: Spend time with local conservation groups working to reduce human-elephant conflict and protect elephants from poachers.
• Evening: Optional evening game drive and overnight stay at a lodge with views of the park.

Day 4: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

• Morning: Travel to Tanzania and enjoy the scenic drive to Serengeti National Park, one of the most iconic wildlife destinations in Africa. Experience the park’s vast savannas and search for endangered species like cheetahs, lions, and wild dogs.
• Afternoon: Learn about the Serengeti’s conservation initiatives aimed at preserving its biodiversity. Visit a local conservation center that focuses on endangered species research and education.
• Evening: Game drive, followed by an overnight stay in a comfortable safari lodge.

Day 5: Ngorongoro Crater – Rhino Conservation

• Morning: Visit the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world and home to the endangered black rhinoceros. Take part in a rhino conservation workshop with local rangers, focusing on habitat protection and monitoring of rhino populations.
• Afternoon: Explore the crater’s rich wildlife, observing rhinos, elephants, and other endangered species. Learn about conservation efforts and challenges in maintaining biodiversity in this unique landscape.
• Evening: Dinner and reflection on the day's experiences.

Day 6: Wildlife Rescue Center - Rehabilitation & Release Efforts

• Morning: Visit a wildlife rescue center dedicated to rehabilitating orphaned or injured animals. You’ll have the chance to participate in daily activities such as feeding, observing animal rehabilitation, and learning about release efforts.
• Afternoon: Attend an in-depth conservation session with experts on how these rescue centers play a critical role in the long-term survival of endangered species.
• Evening: Reflective discussion over dinner with conservationists and other travelers.

Day 7: Volunteer on a Conservation Project

• All Day: Take part in a hands-on conservation project, such as monitoring wildlife, recording animal behavior, or helping with habitat restoration efforts. Your direct involvement will contribute to the protection and well-being of endangered species.
• Evening: Share your experiences with fellow travelers and enjoy a final dinner with local conservation experts.

Day 8: Departure

• Morning: Enjoy some free time to relax or shop for souvenirs.
• Afternoon: Transfer to the airport for your departure, leaving with a profound sense of accomplishment and a deeper understanding of the efforts needed to protect endangered species.