OUR FOCUS: CONSERVATION
WILD FOCUS EXPEDITIONS IS WHOLLY OWNED BY FULL-TIME PROFESSIONAL CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHERS WHOSE FOCUS IS ON ENDANGERED ANIMALS AND FRAGILE HABITATS
We are committed to preserving our planet’s natural habitat and its species. We hope to contribute to this preservation by raising awareness about the future of our wildlife and the challenges imposed upon so many endangered animals. We feel that it is imperative to partner with reliable global organizations whose mission is to protect and preserve our habitats.
Wild Focus Expeditions believe that we have a moral obligation to leave MORE than just footprints. We strongly hope that our travelers seek out ways to in fact do this as well. As a company, we have begun to donate to the organizations listed on our website and we ask you to do the same. We have spent time with the scientists, researchers and directors of these organizations and are able to see where the money is needed and where it is being spent. Our National Parks, Reserves and wilderness areas give so much to us. We believe that we need to give back as well.
This is our FOCUS.
On behalf of the creatures in whose lives you have made a difference, we, at Wild Focus, thank you so much. And thanks for having a desire to ‘Travel Different’!
CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS
HELP US SUPPORT THESE CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS BY
SPREADING THE WORD
SUMATRAN ORANGUTAN CONSERVATION PROGRAM
Jami Tarris worked on a conservation project in Sumatra in November 2015 following the fires that were deliberately started in order to clear land…
ORANGUTAN FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL
Jami Tarris worked on a conservation project in Borneo in late 2015 following the fires that were deliberately started in order to clear land land for palm oil plantations…
THE DAVID SHELDRICK WILDLIFE TRUST (KENYA)
The African elephant is in trouble. One elephant is killed for its ivory every fifteen minutes. Every individual elephant matters – we cannot afford to lose one…
OKONJIMA AND THE AFRICAT FOUNDATION (NAMIBIA)
AfriCat provides an environment for previously non-releasable large carnivores to hone their hunting skills in a 50,000 acre nature reserve on Okonjima…
