Links of Interest

Four groups of individuals in their 50's have pooled their wide ranging skills and experience to create innovative world class conservation projects in a number of diverse and threatened habitats.

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Mara Plains Camp is a small, high quality, six-roomed camp under canvas that is located within the private Olare Orok Conservancy and just a few hundred meters to the north of the Masai Mara National Reserve boundary. The Conservancy is a fabulous wildlife reserve of nearly twenty thousand acres, rich in wildlife (including the predators and big cats in particular).

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With access to over 1.4 million acres, including two national parks, Ride Kenya has one of the largest wilderness concessions in Africa today. From the vast dry lake beds of Amboseli to the east, to the majestic Chyulu Hills to the west, Ride Kenya horse safaris traverse a variety of quintessential and game rich East African landscapes.

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Formed in 1992, the Maasailand Preservation Trust's prime task is to deliver a significant and effective outreach programme to our local Maasai community.

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At Selinda there are places so wild that no man has ever walked there. It is a place where elephants roam free and huge herds of buffalo wander without boundaries.

Birds abound here and against this backdrop of wilderness, all kinds of animals from silent stalking leopards to aardwolves play out their lives This is the place where wildlife can breathe freely, unmolested and unrestrained. So can you.

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In our generations time we have seen declines in all of these species by 90-95%.
At this rate we will start losing lions and tigers within 12 years.
Cheetah and Jaguars will follow alongside leopards before our children can experience the joys and rewards of experiencing one of the planets greatest gems "looking into the eyes of a big cat."

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The Lukula Selous camp, situated in the Selous Game Reserve Tanzania, has no permanent structures. It is a luxury, seasonal, tented camp, which is completely removed at the end of each season, leaving the area pristine. The secluded campsite is built on the banks of the Luwegu River and spreads out amongst a large shady riverine forest characterised by acacia, tamarind, fig and sausage trees.

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