wildlife

PROTECTION & AWARENESS

RESPECT. PROTECT. SAVE.

The world’s wildlife population is balancing on a dangerous precipice, so it is our responsibility to protect those species most at risk. Partnering with leading wildlife organisations, we work to protect and rehabilitate elephant, rhino and big cat populations around the world, while also educating our guests on ethical wildlife experiences.

Ami Vitale & the Value of Travel for Wildlife Travel plays a critical role in protecting wildlife. As we slowly begin to explore, it’s essential that we encourage conscious choices that protect our wildlife. Stand with us, The Travel Corporation & our family of brands in supporting a travel industry free of animal cruelty.

Featured Projects

University of Botswana Leopard Citizen Science Project Botswana Leopards are experiencing a decline in abundance and distribution due to threats posed by habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, loss of prey and wildlife crime. Increased research efforts are critical to their conservation. View

Wild Entrust Africa Botswana Wild Entrust Africa has been working since 2014 in the village of Habu, Botswana, to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and reduce bushmeat hunting in the area, through an integrated community development and conservation program. View

Anatolian Shepherd Dogs Cederberg Mountains, South Africa Ensuring local communities can protect themselves and their livestock from a top predator, while also helping protect one of Africa’s most endangered wild animals. View

Wildlife SOS Mathura, India Wildlife SOS India's aim is to reach out and help the elephants living in urban environments. View

Protecting the Cotton-Top Tamarin San Juan Nepomuceno, Colombia One of the most endangered primates in the world, the cotton-top tamarin was declared endangered in 1973 following the exportation of 20,000-40,000 tamarins to the United States for use in biomedical research. View

National Kiwi Hatchery Rotorua, New Zealand Rainbow Springs Nature Park has now celebrated the hatching of its 2,000th kiwi chick. View

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Partners

ANIMAL WELFARE POLICY

As part of TreadRight and TTC’s continuing journey to encourage the ethical treatment of animals by the travel industry, TreadRight has updated our Animal Welfare Policy for all wildlife experiences offered by TTC’s family of brands

SUPPORTED UN GLOBAL GOALS

Our Wildlife projects focus on protecting and respecting the world’s biodiversity on land and below water. These projects have educational components to increase both communities’ and travellers’ awareness of animal cruelty, trafficking and poaching, to ensure they can make informed choices when travelling or purchasing animal products. Many of our wildlife projects employ local people with decent work to monitor and protect local wildlife, contributing a stable income to many families.

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