Where are the elephants?
“ Because we want a world with them, we seek solutions to generate sustainable habitats, where humans and wildlife can coexist in harmony.”
What we aim
“Develop resilient strategies to promote wildlife protection, the regeneration of the most vulnerable ecosystems, and the empowerment of their communities, thus achieving a balance between human beings and the environment in which they live.”
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Where do we work?
Enduimet in northern Tanzania, is a Conservation Area inhabited by the Maasai Tribe, with a complex and fragile ecosystem that houses the West Kilimanjaro elephant migration corridor.
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To achieve this
We firmly believe that this change can only be achieved through inclusive and ecological education, beneficial cultural practices and the empowerment of the communities.
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¡Save Askari!
By donating in simba project, you help protecting Kilimanjaro lion families.
Together we can prevent their disappearance!
our projects
We consider necessary to implement interlinked projects that can optimally integrate the ecological, economic and social needs of the place, allowing to develop habitats capable of supporting themselves in the future, in a continuous balance.
Udongo Project
Bioconstruction
Simba Project
Lions Protection
Asali Project
Habitat Regeneration
Elimu Project
Ecological Education
Let’s go on Safari!
Because sustainable tourism is our hallmark… be part of this project and discover a new way to explore nature in its wildest state!
so… what do you think?
Are you ready to go?
English speaking guides
Unique custom routes
Group tours
4×4 Vehicles
What our travelers say
Amazing from start to the end!!! Highly recommended to enjoy Tanzania with the best company. Our experience was unbeatable, they always cared about the needs of each one. We enjoyed a safari in Ngorongoro, Serengeti, Lake Natron and finally on the stunning Pangani coast, 100% recommended.
Asier Mediavilla
Let’s get in contact
We’ll be pleased to assist you and solve your doubts!
safaris@wapitemboconservation.org
info@wapitemboconservation.org
Tanzania (+255) 620 637 291
España (+34) 634 441 433