Websites using conservation in tanzania as a keyword

The official Website of the Serengeti National Park, the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tanzania. Detailed Information on wildlife, conservation, research, tourism park management and the work of the Frankfurt Zoological Society.

WELCOME TO BRIGHT AFRICAN SAFARIS

The EABL Foundation provides merit scholarship funding, project Funding, water project funding and environmental conservation in Kenya, Uganda & Tanzania. Visit us and discover how we can partner. .

Singita helps you find the perfect travel experience in South Africa, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. We balance hospitality, conservation and community.

Viajes a Tanzania y Zanzibar

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Destination guide to Ngorogongoro, Tanzania safari attractions, hotels, visitor information and tour companies taking you on safari.

Talking Safaris and African Wildlife Conservation since 2006.

Ndume Ltd manufacture agricultural implements: Farm Equipment manufacturers, Farm Equipment Suppliers, Agricultural Machinery Suppliers, Chisel Ploughs, Disc Harrows, Spring Tine Cultivators, Air Seeders & Planters, Trailers, Gyromowers, Horticultural products, Maize Mills, Dam Scoops, Land Levellers, Airport ground handling equipment, Lawn Mowers, Water-Driven Water Pumps, Water Heaters and Wood Burning Stoves in East Africa, Uganda, Tanzania.

Ujamaa Community Resource Team (UCRT)

Jiwe Adventures was founded to cater needs of growing tourist industry in Tanzania; the founder is a Qualified Management Graduate with keen interest in wildlife conservation and eco-tourism. We have been able to assemble the best team of Tour managers on and off the field, to guide, give professional advice, and make all other travel arrangements and reservations during your visit.

PAMS Foundation - We sustain and conserve biodiversity, wilderness, habitats and ecological processes with actions that benefit nature and communities.

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area covers 8,292 square kilometers. It is one of the three divisions that comprise Ngorongoro District in Arusha Region of Tanzania.

The African Elephant Atlas provides an accurate view of the status of the continent’s savanna elephants and is designed to inform conservation efforts. The Atlas is based on the Great Elephant Census, the first first pan-African survey of elephants using standardized data collection and validation methods. Led by philanthropist Paul G. Allen, the Census was a landmark endeavor in scale and technological innovation carried out by national parks and wildlife staff of 18 countries and assisted by Principal Investigator Mike Chase and seven NGO partners.