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Africa is the Safest Place to Be Right Now

Africa is the Safest Place to Be Right Now
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Nature Discovery is the best agent to secure your Kilimanjaro climbing. Guides like Sam and Philip run the strongest team, always disciplined and caring! Equipment is of highest quality, camp management is in order, incredible eating, perfect information and briefing.  A top team spirit; smile on their faces, and, if needed, serious, alert, dedicated. They know the mountain and its challenges! Imagine, two lady-climbers feeling totally safe and perfectly guided by this professional team!
We fully recommend Nature Discovery! It was amazing and we will never forget this wonderful journey!

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Vraiment très bien : un chauffeur/guide prévenant, efficace, ponctuel, sympathique, parlant bien le français, des hébergements au top, conforme au « contrat » négocié depuis la France. On recommande à 100%. C’était Génial

Lafay France

My two sons and I just got back from a successful summit climb on Kilimanjaro. We had a fabulous time, with the full support and friendship of our Nature Discovery crew. We were confident we had the highest quality group on the mountain. They were professional, knowledgeable, and experienced. We couldn’t have asked for a better trip!

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Rolling for the next 30 days is a project to bring Rolling for the next 30 days is a project to bring the wilds of Serengeti and the Kilimanjaro right to your phone or tablet, with a series called Serengeti Show Live. Tune in daily at GMT+3 to the YouTube channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHrB7-XaE3W3X3gAUbg5VVw @serengetishowlive We've supported this and will be bringing you exclusive video of a Nature Discovery guide team standing at Uhuru Peak, so stay tuned and check-in daily to watch these videos. #SerengetiShowLive #TanzaniaUnforgettable #responsibletourism #adventuretravel #kilimanjaro #tanzania #mtkilimanjaro #ethicalclimbs #adventuretravel #sustainability #socialresponsibility #ethicaltravel #bucketlist @brendandallensound
The Yaeda Valley near Lake Eyasi; home to the Hadz The Yaeda Valley near Lake Eyasi; home to the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers. This area is carefully managed and protected by @carbontanzania, who are undaunted by the coronavirus and the world lockdown. Fortunately, the VGS (Village Game Scouts) at all three of Carbon Tanzania’s project sites are able to continue with their regular patrols during this time when most of the globe is restricted in its movement. Due to the nature of their work, being isolated and in the middle of nature, the teams are able to continue with their pursuit of a forest free of deforestation, poaching and land incursions. Since 2011 ND has been offsetting its carbon and taking measures to reduce its' impact, earning the status of "Elite Offsetter" in 2018. Our offset of 1,975.5 CO2e translates into: *2,963 ha of wildlife-rich Hadzabe hunter-gatherer homeland protected *6,914 ha if natural habitat across the entire ecosystem protected *1 community forest scout employed for 4 years by paying their salary and supporting their family *1,778 umbrella thorn acacia trees kept in the ground for another year *197 residents of the Yaeda Valley receive twice yearly mobile health clinic screening for TB, trachoma and common ailments #hadzabe #sustainabletourism #sustainability #ethicaltravel #socialresponsibility #responsibletravel #responsibletourism #tanzania
We've turned our tent-making operation into a mask We've turned our tent-making operation into a mask-making factory to supply local hospital workers with masks during this time. Thanks to @duniadesigns and Rotary Club of Arusha for helping us to organize this. We're working our way up to producing 100 masks day, and with partners, 800 per day! #fightingcorona #maskmaking #sustainabletourism
Ready for the briefing for tomorrow's trekking day Ready for the briefing for tomorrow's trekking day on Kilimanjaro? Our guides (L to R); Pendaeli, Wilbard, Ema, Godlove and Frankie) arrive with smiles at the mess tent to talk about the day ahead; what gear to wear or pack in your daypack, and what's for lunch! #kilimanjaro #mountkilimanjaro #wildernessfirstresponder #leaders
A cheetah and her young cubs pause for a drink in A cheetah and her young cubs pause for a drink in the southern Serengeti plains. Our guide Peter Ngotio took this shot, explaining that the cubs are between 6-7 weeks old, indicated by the white fur that remains on their backs. They've only just been weaned and left the den. The cubs will live with their mother for about 1.5 years, learning survival skills, but even under her watch only one of these three will survive. #cheetah #cheetahcubs #serengeti #serengetisafari
A yellow-winged bat (Lavia frons) hanging out in T A yellow-winged bat (Lavia frons) hanging out in Tarangire National Park. These bats can can swivel their heads 225 degrees, and unlike most bats, forage for insects in broad daylight. #yellowwingedbat #tarangirenationalpark #tanzania #falsevampirebat
A juvenile elephant in Tarangire enjoys some boist A juvenile elephant in Tarangire enjoys some boisterous fun splashing around...elephants have endless personality, and we never get tired of this! Thanks to our safari guide Mbise, who shot this video yesterday in Tarangire National Park. #tarangirenationalpark #elephant #tarangire #elephantfun
Our guide Calvin Assey does one of his patented be Our guide Calvin Assey does one of his patented beaming smiles. They call him 'Mchaga Halisi'; the natural Chaga. His engaged, positive attitude and infectious laugh are an enduring image for many of our Kilimanjaro trekkers. The Chagga tribe come from the southern slopes of Kilimanjaro and comprise the largest populus in the tourism trade on the mountain. #bestsmile #bestsmileever #chaggastories #kilimanjaro #kilimanjarotrek #mtkilimanjaro
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