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Events - Art Safari Bucharest, now in its 12th edition, collaborates with art Romanian and international museums as well as with private collectors, to create

An all-women safari to Zimbabwe will showcase AWF conservation experts and women-focused community projects and demonstrate the critical role of women in conservation and environmental stewardship.

New conservation-based safari itineraries showcase Rwanda's world-famous protected areas and endangered wildlife species as well as community-centered conservation enterprises.

The May 2022 trip will include special excursions to the Victoria Falls and AWF's Classroom Africa Lupani Primary School as well as exciting wildlife experiences.

January 2021 631 African Wildlife Foundation hosted its first virtual safari to Tanzania in October 2020, which focused not only on giving participants a real taste of the safari experience, but offered an opportunity to learn from AWF experts about pandemic threats, including efforts to conserve wildlife and support wildlife communities.   The success of this event led to the creation of a virtual safari series to continue in 2021. AWF has announced the additional events – guided onlin...

AWF extends virtual safari program in 2021 NAIROBI, January 24, 2021 African Wildlife Foundation hosted its first virtual safari to Tanzania in October 2020, which focused not only on giving participants a real taste of the safari experience, but offered an opportunity to learn from AWF experts about pandemic threats, including efforts to conserve wildlife and support wildlife communities.   The success of this event led to the creation of a virtual safari series to continue in 2021. AWF ha...