Safari Adventures fostering a commitment to conservation
Linking you to the wonders of the wild
Every booking made through Frame the Wild fuels real conservation impact. At least 20% of every trip’s proceeds is donated directly to a conservation non‑profit of your choosing — no matter where in Southern Africa you travel with us.
Your journeys don’t just create unforgettable memories; they actively support critical conservation work from the Greater Kruger to the coastal regions of Southern Africa. From fortifying fences to deploying anti‑poaching teams, your travel helps protect the wildlife and wild spaces we all treasure.
Sales of photographs on our website also contribute to the conservation partner you select. Together, we’re building a safer, more sustainable future for our wildlife.


Why Frame the Wild?
Embrace the adage, “If you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life.”
Our journey began with a profound idea born from the heart, a tribute to the animals lost daily in the ongoing struggle between human encroachment and conservation efforts. It ignited a fervent desire to immerse ourselves in nature’s embrace and safeguard it for generations to come. Because it is the right thing to do.
Hosana, Tavangumi, Hukumuri, Shangwa, Nyeleti, Scotia, their names echo the tragic toll of human-wildlife conflict. Recent incidents involving the timbavati and Maribye leopards, ensnared and wounded, serve as stark reminders of our collective responsibility to do better for conservation.
From this imperative, “Frame the Wild” and “Frame it Forward” emerge.
How can you contribute?
Go on a Safari
Booking a safari through us helps conservation efforts directly. When you book, 20% will be donated to a conservation network of your choice
Frame it Forward
Buying a photo from our online shop is another way to support conservation. 60% of the purchase price goes to a conservation fund of your choice.
Donations
If you want to donate without booking a safari or buying a photo, 100% of your donation will go to your chosen conservation effort.





