Conservation & community

What we impact

A portion of every trip we plan goes directly to the conservancies, communities and city projects working to protect these landscapes and uplift the people who call them home. And Africa gives back in kind: what begins as a once-off adventure so often becomes a lifelong love affair – one that changes both traveler and destination.

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Protecting the wild

We've found the most effective way to make a difference is to back our partners' well-established projects. So we favor camps inside private conservancies and reserves, where tourism already funds anti-poaching teams, habitat protection and the long work of keeping these places wild.

02

Standing with communities

We double down on programs already trusted on the ground – from village schools to city programs and local guiding initiatives. We invest in Africa's future by supporting those who live alongside the wildlife, or in cities where change requires opportunity and access.

03

Traveling lightly

It's the thread through everything: smaller groups, longer stays and thoughtfully chosen properties, paired with partners we trust who are already doing the work well. A way of traveling that treads gently and gives more back than it takes.

TAA Impact Fund
A K9 anti-poaching handler and dog with travelers
Meeting a K9 anti-poaching team in the field, Sabi Sand, South Africa
A student with a Little Lambs care package
Little Lambs "Keep a Girl in School", Dunoon, Cape Town
The TAA Impact Fund

A dedicated fund for the places and people we love

Through the TAA Impact Fund, every journey becomes an opportunity to create real change – supporting the wild spaces, wildlife and people that make Africa, Africa.

To date, we have funded scholarships and critical anti-poaching work – from canine and handler teams to night drone technology – supported the beloved African Penguin through SANCCOB, and remain committed to community program Little Lambs and their "Keep a Girl in School" project in Dunoon, Cape Town.

Travelers watching elephants at golden hour

The wild places we love only survive if travel gives more than it takes.

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