CONSERVATION
TRAVEL WITH PURPOSE
Your journey with Sauti Safari is much more than an immersive travel experience - it's a pledge toward the preservation of Uganda's invaluable natural heritage.
With each booking, an investment of $1,060 is channeled directly toward conserving the remarkable creatures that call our safari destinations home. Your journey helps safeguard the sanctuaries we explore and the wildlife we cherish, ensuring they continue to thrive for future generations to witness.
This commitment signifies that your adventure with SautiSafari is not merely a fleeting encounter with nature but a sustained contribution to its well-being.
Embrace the opportunity to make a difference. With Sauti Safari, you don't just travel - you become an active participant in a global effort to conserve our planet's most captivating species and spaces. Your journey has a purpose, and your impact is real.
UGANDA WILDLIFE AUTHORITY
Uganda Wildlife Authority is Uganda’s Government super-star agency responsible for the management and protection of Wildlife in and outside protected areas. The agency is supervised by the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities.
In total, the good folks at UWA manage 10 National Parks; 12 Wildlife Reserves; 5 Community Wildlife Management Areas; and 13 Wildlife Sanctuaries. The ten National Parks include Queen Elizabeth, Lake Mburo, Murchison Falls, Kidepo Valley, Kibale, Mount Elgon, Rwenzori Mountains, Semuliki, Mgahinga Gorilla, and Bwindi Impenetrable National Parks. These parks display the best in East Africa. Their Rift Valley landscapes and tropical forests make dramatic backdrops to an extensive variety of flora and fauna.
Simply said, the men and women on the ground preserving Uganda’s wildlife are heroes. It is an honor to support this wonderful organization that is responsible for some of the best conservation efforts in the world.
ZIWA RHINO SANCTUARY
The Rhino Re-introduction Project was a joint project between Rhino Fund Uganda and the Roy family. Six southern white rhinos were introduced to Ziwa back in 2006. But, since then we have had 26 successful births, bringing our number to 32. Presently, Ziwa is the only place in Uganda where you can see rhinos in the wild.
Ziwa is conveniently located 176km (109 miles) from Kampala on the Gulu Highway heading north towards Murchison Falls National Park. If you’re driving north, you should turn left at the Nakitoma Trading centre. We are a few kilometres away.
CONSERVATION THROUGH PUBLIC HEALTH
CTPH aims to be an internationally-renowned leader in gorilla and wildlife conservation by improving the health of wildlife and ecosystems and humans and their livestock in and around Africa’s protected area. This is achieved through a multidisciplinary approach that focuses on preventing and controlling disease transmission between closely genetically related species such as people and gorillas, and cattle and buffalo, and promoting a better quality of life that reduces local communities’ dependence on fragile habitats to meet their basic needs.
CTPH has three main strategic programs: Gorilla Conservation, One Health and Alternative Livelihoods. Poverty alleviation and improving rural public health will contribute to greater biodiversity conservation and sustainable development in and around Africa’s protected areas.
