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Category: Conservation and Responsible Photography

Understand the importance of ethical wildlife photography. Learn how to photograph responsibly and support conservation efforts.

Through responsible guiding  we uphold conservation

Our wildlife safari guides  take all reasonable steps to ensure that wildlife photographers whom he or she  is guiding shall, in any area containing wildlife, but to which no specific rules apply:

  1. not disturb any animal (whether by making unnecessary noise, flashing lights, getting closer than 20 metres, sudden movement or in any other way)
  2. not inconvenience nor disturb other visitors
  3. not drive on a road which is closed
  4. not discard any litter (except in a receptacle provided for the purpose)
  5. not discard any burning object nor create any fire hazard
  6. drive carefully at all times
  7. not drive faster than 40 Kph (or the applicable speed limit)
  8. not stand up on the roof, or any external surface of the vehicle, at any time
  9. enter and leave the area only through an authorised entrance or exit and move only within the authorised hours
  10. not cause any unnecessary or undue damage to the environment, whether by ruining vegetation, structures, signposts, or in any other manner.
  11. not enter any area closed to the public
  12. not take any pets into the area
  13. use integrity, honesty and fairness at all times particularly when dealing with local communities
  14. respect local culture, traditions and customs
  15. not take pictures of any person without their consent and always observe the rules of common decency and respect
  16. not feed any animal.