Photo: Andre AntoineEarthHugger offers guided field visits to selected conservancies and community projects featured on the platform. Reading how a mobile boma works is one thing; standing in one at dusk while the herd comes in is another.
Every visit is led by someone with firsthand relationships across 20+ conservancies in 5 countries — so you meet the people who built these systems, not a visitor centre.
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Mberengwa & Chief Masunda Area, Zimbabwe
5 days
Walk the communal grazing lands where four wards combined their herds, see mobile bomas built inside crop fields, and sit with the people who designed and run these systems.
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Laikipia — Loisaba, Lolldaiga & Borana, Kenya
7 days
See electrified mobile bomas at scale, human-elephant coexistence fencing, and the livestock-tracking systems behind Laikipia's predator-conflict response.
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Cross-border, Southern Africa
4 days
A shorter route focused on community water management, catchment restoration and the governance arrangements that keep them running.
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Enquire NowDates and group sizes are arranged case by case — no online booking yet. All enquiries route through our contact form.
