Eco Safaris combine partial working holidays helping local people, projects and caring for the environment whilst also enjoying your safari holiday.
Due to the nature of the changing needs with ongoing projects in local communities, itineraries are always subject to change.
Therefore, at the time of your enquiry we will make contact with our Zambian representatives for an update of the latest project needs.
Aid and skills are always welcome from various organisations and individuals to assist with responsible tourism.
A sustainable approach to tourism aims to ensure that communities in destinations such as Zambia are able to benefit from the business tourism brings, while minimising the negative impacts on local culture, the environment and wildlife. It is about taking responsibility for your travels by caring about people, wildlife, nature and the environment.
Typical project areas are;
- Help in local schools
- Aid with hospitals and clinics
- Assisting with the provision of community resources for utilities
- Helping local trade to produce local goods rather than have goods imported from overseas
- Creating and supporting new excursions to areas that have not previously benefited from tourism
- Wildlife Conservation and protecting endangered species
This list is not exhaustive and diverse requirements arise dependent on the specific needs of a community or area.
To play your role and make a difference, do contact us if you would like to embark on an Eco Safari.
Such activities will spread the benefit that your holiday brings, altogether providing you with a richer holiday experience!
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