The proposed Serengeti Conservancy would create a wider landscape framework around the Serengeti ecosystem, recognising that the great migration and the area’s wildlife cannot be contained within the boundaries of a single protected area. The concept would seek to strengthen relationships between the national park, neighbouring community areas, wildlife corridors and dispersal zones while creating sustainable economic opportunities from tourism and conservation.
A successful Serengeti Conservancy could help secure the ecological connectivity underpinning the world’s greatest wildlife migration while ensuring that neighbouring communities participate more fully in the economic value of the ecosystem.
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3 Reviews on “Serengeti Conservancy”
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Nurdini Hamza
This Serengeti Conservancy model is exactly what Tanzania needs.
Owned by Communities. Managed by Communities. Benefits stay in Communities.
At Climax Tanzania we are living this every day with our community partners. When conservation puts people first, both wildlife and communities thrive.
The great migration doesn’t follow park boundaries, and neither should our benefits. This landscape approach gives hope for a future where tourism, culture, and nature
grow together.
Fully support this pilot.
Nurdini Hamza
Powerful vision. Community led, landscape wide conservation.
This aligns completely with what Climax Tanzania is building on the ground. When communities lead, conservation succeeds. Proud to support the Serengeti Conservancy pilot.
Issa chamungwana
Beautiful vision. Conservation only works when communities are at the center. This landscape approach is exactly what the Serengeti needs.
Supporting this 100%.
3 Reviews on “Serengeti Conservancy”
This Serengeti Conservancy model is exactly what Tanzania needs.
Owned by Communities. Managed by Communities. Benefits stay in Communities.
At Climax Tanzania we are living this every day with our community partners. When conservation puts people first, both wildlife and communities thrive.
The great migration doesn’t follow park boundaries, and neither should our benefits. This landscape approach gives hope for a future where tourism, culture, and nature
grow together.
Fully support this pilot.
Powerful vision. Community led, landscape wide conservation.
This aligns completely with what Climax Tanzania is building on the ground. When communities lead, conservation succeeds. Proud to support the Serengeti Conservancy pilot.
Beautiful vision. Conservation only works when communities are at the center. This landscape approach is exactly what the Serengeti needs.
Supporting this 100%.