For Rangers Travel + Adventure (2025)

31/07/2024

WORLD RANGER DAY 🥾

World Ranger Day is celebrated worldwide on July 31st to commemorate Rangers killed or injured in the line of duty and to celebrate the work Rangers do to protect the planet’s natural treasures and cultural heritage.

Let’s pause for a moment to reflect on the courage and sacrifice that Rangers make; by honouring Fallen Rangers and standing with Rangers who bravely undertake their role on the frontline.

The 2024 World Ranger Day theme is ’30 by 30‘ based on the 2022 United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15), where a Global Biodiversity Framework was agreed upon by world leaders and decision-makers. Target 3 outlined a requirement that at least 30 per cent of the planet is effectively conserved and managed by 2030 (’30 by 30’).

This target cannot be achieved without adequately resourced and trained area-based workforce.

08/07/2024

NORTHERN NAMIBIA

Take a journey through some of Namibia’s mesmerising scenery, from the remote Kaokoland to the enigmatic Atlantic coastline

From Etosha Heights Private Reserve then heading west over the rolling dunes and rocky mountains of Kaokoland before settling into Hoanib Valley Camp. Make your way even further west to where the sand meets the sea: the Skeleton Coast and the funky Shipwreck Lodge.

03/07/2024

BORANA CONSERVANCY
Northern Kenya

Exclusive use properties on offering the very best high end experience, luxury accomidation, a wide range of activities, great wildlife encounters whilst supporting local communities and conservation in kenya

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01/07/2024

GOVERNOR’S CAMP COLLECTION
Kenya

Governors’ Camp Collection is a pioneer of the luxury safari experience having created Governors’ Camp on the banks of the Mara River as early as 1972. Each of the award-winning properties are located in the very best wildlife locations that East Africa has to offer. When you stay with govenors, you can rest assured that you are fully immersed in the heart of the action, in the best game viewing areas of the Masai Mara, Laikipia and the Great Rift Valley in Kenya.

They are deeply focused on and committed to a range of community and conservation projects in their areas of operation : governorscamp.com/community-conservation/

25/06/2024

SALT DESERT SAFARI
Botswana

An inside look from .cunniffe otherworldly San Camp in the salt desert. A breezy tent looking out at vast emptiness with wildebeest migration routes emerging out of shimmering mirages

Travel with a Purpose & support wildlife conservation
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24/06/2024

HORSE SAFARI

3 nights / 4 day horse safari in Northern Kenya supporting

Part of a honeymoon safari including one night at Lewa conservancy, three nights on Borana conservancy then three nights for safari and ending with three night to relax at the beach before heading back home

24/03/2024

GORILLA TREKKING
Rwanda

Go on a once-in-a-lifetime journey trekking through the forested slopes of Rwanda’s Virungas Volcanoes in search of the world’s largest population of wild mountain gorillas.
Immersed in this dramatic natural setting, you will have the incredible opportunity to savour every second quietly observing intriguing interactions between gorilla family groups in this world-renowned national park.

22/03/2024

HOT AIR BALLOON SAFARI
Masai Mara

For those looking for an adventure of a different kind, we offer hot air balloon safaris over the Masai Mara. The adventure begins just before dawn. The first, pink tongues of sunlight flicker across the skies as the hot air balloon fills, then rises. Suspended in a basket beneath the rainbow-coloured canopy, you’re off for a wildlife viewing adventure with an entirely different perspective.

18/03/2024

ZAMBIA 🇿🇲

Liuwa Plain - king Lewanika
Liuwa Plain’s vast savannah is one of the oldest conservation areas in Africa, yet it’s one of Africa’s best-kept secrets.

South luangwa- chinzombo Chiawa
Just a one hour flight from Lusaka, the South Luangwa is known for its big cat sightings and often referred to as the Valley of the Leopard. It is in the South Luangwa that the legendary Norman Carr pioneered the walking safari and conservation-based tourism in Africa.

Mama pools - Chikwenya
Nestled at the confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi Rivers, Chikwenya offers a mesmerising and exclusive safari experience in the heart of Mana Pools National Park.

Lower Zambezi - lolebezi
Nestled between the imposing mountain escarpment to the north and the mighty Zambezi River to the south, the Lower Zambezi Valley has a variety of activities that few, if any, other destinations can offer.

Victoria falls - thorntree river lodge
On the back of the Zambezi offering tours to Victoria falls

09/03/2024

NAMIBIA 🇳🇦

The justified and ancient land of Namibia has come of age with a pack of sure-footed lodges that rock a creative approach to conservation. In the local Nama language, Namib means ‘vast space of nothingness’. The vast and spacious bit is right.

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03/03/2024

KENYA - RWANDA - BOTSWANA

Conservations programs across africa:

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
The protection of the magnificent rhino served as the catalyst for the establishment of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Since its inception in 1983, Lewa has been steadfast in providing a secure and suitable habitat for these iconic creatures. As the first and leading private rhino sanctuary in East Africa, Lewa’s rhino population has grown from an initial 15 rhinos to 244 rhinos today.

Big Life
The Greater Amboseli ecosystem is generally regarded as one of the richest wildlife regions left in Africa. But the same animals that make it famous also put it in the crosshairs for illegal wildlife crime. Big Life strives to prevent the poaching of all wildlife in our area of operation. Our community rangers are expertly trained, well-equipped, and ready for action at a moment’s notice.

Virunga National Park
Home to the rare mountain gorilla, the Virungas volcanoes span Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the Parc National des Volcans being the Rwandese element of this ecosystem.
Roughly half of the world’s wild population of mountain gorillas is resident on the Rwandan slopes of the Virungas.

Okovango Delta
The largest inland delta in the world, the Okavango Delta is the most unexpected wonder – water present in a desert. The broad Okavango River sinks into the dry sands of the Kalahari Desert, creating a lush and waterlogged oasis with crystal clear lagoons and channels, reeded islands and fertile floodplains. The Okavango Delta is home to a large number of species, including some that are specially adapted to the semi-aquatic lifestyle.

Travel with a Purpose & support wildlife conservation
forrangersadventure.com | [email protected]

03/03/2024

KENYA - RWANDA - BOTSWANA

Conservations programs across africa:

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
The protection of the magnificent rhino served as the catalyst for the establishment of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Since its inception in 1983, Lewa has been steadfast in providing a secure and suitable habitat for these iconic creatures. As the first and leading private rhino sanctuary in East Africa, Lewa’s rhino population has grown from an initial 15 rhinos to 244 rhinos today.

Big Life
The Greater Amboseli ecosystem is generally regarded as one of the richest wildlife regions left in Africa. But the same animals that make it famous also put it in the crosshairs for illegal wildlife crime. Big Life strives to prevent the poaching of all wildlife in our area of operation. Our community rangers are expertly trained, well-equipped, and ready for action at a moment’s notice.

Virunga National Park
Home to the rare mountain gorilla, the Virungas volcanoes span Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the Parc National des Volcans being the Rwandese element of this ecosystem.
Roughly half of the world’s wild population of mountain gorillas is resident on the Rwandan slopes of the Virungas.

Okovango Delta
The largest inland delta in the world, the Okavango Delta is the most unexpected wonder – water present in a desert. The broad Okavango River sinks into the dry sands of the Kalahari Desert, creating a lush and waterlogged oasis with crystal clear lagoons and channels, reeded islands and fertile floodplains. The Okavango Delta is home to a large number of species, including some that are specially adapted to the semi-aquatic lifestyle.

21/02/2024

FOR RANGERS ULTRA MARATHON KENYA

A 230KM SELF-SUFFICIENT ULTRA MARATHON THROUGH THE KENYAN SAFARI

This is Kenya. In the shadow of Mount Kenya, you run through multiple conservancies teeming with East Africa’s iconic wildlife and support the brave rangers who protect them.

Under the watchful eye of the Rangers, you will share your safari with rhino, elephants, impala, zebra, giraffe and more. The challenging terrain varies from baking grasslands, rocky hills, riverbeds and montane forest.

In this beautiful place, a war is being fought. A war between armed and organised poaching cartels and the Rangers. The Rangers are the thin wall separating Africa’s last remaining elephants and rhinos from a multibillion-dollar trade in wildlife goods.

In partnership with , For Rangers is an international group who provide equipment and welfare support to those protecting Africa’s legacy, we bring you an opportunity to join the fight by taking on a life changing ultra marathon in Africa, the home of long distance running.

It’s not just an ultra marathon but one with a purpose and to support a great organization. Get in touch if you have any other ideas of events you could take part in to raise funds for ForRangers for rowing the Atlantic to swimming the channel to climbing Everest or taking part in our

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15/02/2024

BOTSWANA

Chobe National Park
Botswana’s famous Chobe National Park is a must-see wildlife destination that includes the Savute Channel and natural beauty of the Linyanti River. From dry, desert plains to rich, unique wetlands, Chobe National Park is a haven for wildlife in any season, world-renowned for its large concentration of elephant and buffalo, which congregate along the Chobe River.

OKOVANGO DELTA
The largest inland delta in the world, the Okavango Delta is the most unexpected wonder – water present in a desert. The broad Okavango River sinks into the dry sands of the Kalahari Desert, creating a lush and waterlogged oasis with crystal clear lagoons and channels, reeded islands and fertile floodplains.

Kalahari Game Reserve
The magnificent expanse of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve is a not-to-be-missed attraction when embarking on a Botswana safari. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is the second largest reserve in the world and by far the most remote reserve in southern Africa. Considered to be more of a semi-desert, the reserve encompasses an array of habitats, from grasslands to scrubland to savanna.

All itineraries can be adapted to you personally and any additions can be added.

Travel with a Purpose & support wildlife conservation
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07/02/2024

RHINO & PANGOLIN CONSERVATIONS
Kenya

Borana conservancy
Borana Conservancy, under a collaborative management agreement with Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, is now home to a ‘Key 1’ black rhino population, one of only three in East Africa.

‘Key 1’ rating is given by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s African Rhino Specialist Group to identify significant populations that are stable, increasing and have achieved continental importance. Kenya is home to just over 760 black rhinos and 620 southern white rhinos, the Lewa-Borana Landscape is home to 13% of this population.

Pangolin project, Masai Mara
The Pangolin Project is a non-profit organisation based in Kenya, dedicated to pangolin conservation research and protection. Pangolins need our help. They are the most illegally trafficked mammal in the world due to demand for their scales in traditional medicine.

The project is working to identify and conserve important pangolin populations in our region, raising awareness and using science to inform conservation strategy. They deliver our work in partnership with communities and wildlife rangers, believing that collaboration is the key to conservation success.

Join us in our quest to preserve Africa’s natural treasures, one unforgettable adventure at a time.

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02/02/2024

SAFARI WITH A PURPOSE

At For Rangers Adventure, we’re on a mission to protect Africa’s natural wonders from poaching, human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss, and other threats. We’re passionate about safeguarding the continent’s unique wildlife and landscapes, and we believe that responsible tourism is the key to achieving this goal. Our expert-led safari planning services ensure that every aspect of your African adventure is tailored to your needs, while also supporting wildlife rangers, local communities, and conservation efforts. A percentage of our net profits goes directly towards empowering and protecting Africa’s brave wildlife rangers.

Join us in our quest to preserve Africa’s natural treasures, one unforgettable adventure at a time.

Big Tuskers, Kenya safari is supporting
- an action orientated, field-based, Kenyan not-for-profit conservation organisation that works to give the wildlife and people of Tsavo the right to a future. FIND OUT MORE tsavotrust.org

- on the ground in east africa Partnering with Communities To Protect Nature For the Benefit of All. With the vision is to create a world where conservation supports the people, so that people support conservation. FIND OUT MORE : biglife.org

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