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The East African Court of Justice ruled against a paved highway across the Serengeti. Now the Government of Tanzania has appealed that decision. It is evident that the current Tanzanian government wants the freedom to do whatever it wishes in the Serengeti, including the building of a paved commercial highway across the critical northern wilderness [...]
Dream Your Wildest Dream … Then Be Ready For More. Our Mission is to unveil the beauty of Tanzania to you, our Guest and craft an experience exceeding your Wildest Dreams. Our Aim is to be a performance leader in environmental stewardship and conservation, setting an example that raises standards in Eco-tourism. Our Aspiration is to [...]
In 1967, Chiman Patel embraced Africa as he pioneered access to great safari legends such as Tarangire National Park and the Western Corridor of the Serengeti National Park. Safari Legacy, then Tanzania Photographic Safaris, was born. For the last four decades Safari Legacy and the Patel family have been creating extraordinary safaris in Africa and [...]
Friends of Serengeti is extending a special invitation to tour operators who are affiliated with SafariBookings. SafariBookings is an online resource for travelers who are planning a safari. They can compare our a huge collection of safaris offered by more than a thousand tour operators. There are also independent reviews that provide information on destinations and [...]
The East African Court of Justice (EACJ) ruled against the construction of a paved commercial highway across the Serengeti National Park. The ruling was limited, in that only a northern, asphalt (bitumen) road was banned from the park. It stopped a project that conservation organizations and scientists warned would devastate an iconic World Heritage Site and [...]
EDUCATION = CONSERVATION Another important step was taken by our Serengeti Teacher Environmental Program (STEP). A program was just completed outside of the Serengeti in the Maasai village of Ololosokwan, just east of the Park. Our team of teachers and coordinators took twelve students and eight local teachers on a safari into the Serengeti National [...]
Tanzania’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals has granted a license to mine uranium in the Selous Game Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of “outstanding universal value,” to a major international mining company. According to the website AllAfrica, the move will catapult Tanzania ahead of Canada as the world’s second largest uranium producer. Read the [...]
Based in Northern California, Bushtracks Expeditions designs unforgettable safaris and adventure vacations to places Bushtracks owners and founders David and Carolyn Tett know intimately. David Tett, President of Bushtracks Expeditions, was born and raised in Zimbabwe and his passion for Africa is evident in the range of African safari and adventure travel destinations, as well [...]
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- Serengeti Highway Back on Front Burner
- Serengeti Sons Safaris
- Safari Legacy
- SafariBookings Members Invited to Join Friends of Serengeti
- Court Bars Paved Serengeti Highway
- The African Embassy Safaris
- Origins Safaris
- Friends of Serengeti Funding at Work
- EastAfricaPhotoSafaris
- William Cowger’s Serengeti Photo Safaris
- 60 Million Tons of Radioactive Waste in Africa’s Last Great Wilderness?
- William Cowger’s Acacia Photography / Founding Member
- Naipenda Safaris
- Bushtracks / Founding Member
- Holbrook Travel / Founding Member
- Six Foreign Bids for Lake Natron Plant
- Rising Concern About Politicians’ Ties to Poaching in Tanzania
- Kenya Installs Alarm System on Park Fences
- Police Officers Involved in Poaching Network
- Tanzania Withdraws Application to Sell Ivory
- Snapshot Serengeti Captures Candid Moments on the Plains
- Japanese Firm Blocks Soda Ash Mine on Lake Natron
- Black Rhinos to Relocate from South Africa to Serengeti
- Second Hong Kong Ivory Seizure Traced to Tanzania
- Lake Natron Residents Opposed to Soda Ash Mine
- Tanzanian Official Comments on Ivory-Smuggling Investigation
- Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority Approves Plans for Serengeti International Airport
- A Second Chance for a Tanzanian Frog Species
- Four Tanzanians Named in Hong Kong Ivory Seizure
- Tanzania Disowns Largest Illegal Ivory Seizure in Hong Kong’s History
- Tanzania Aims to Double Tourists by 2015
- US Pledges Anti-Poaching Support to Tanzania
- Uganda and Tanzania Saw Biggest Growth in African Tourism in 2011
- Conservation Groups Blast Tanzania’s Proposed Ivory Sale
- Tanzania Requests Permission to Engage in Ivory Sale