The Wild Source Blog

A trip report from travelers John and Ann, who visited Botswana and Zimbabwe in November and December 2022 with The Wild Source.

Updates on our big cat research initiatives from our biologist in the field at Njozi Camp, Yusuf Magoye.

The Wild Source Origins is a collection of itineraries that return to the roots of safari. Each itinerary is more of an expedition than a vacation, with an affordable price point, rustic accommodations and a diverse mixture of wildlife viewing and physically active adventures.

A Tanzania trip report from Dave and Meg , travelers with The Wild Source in August 2022.

A detailed trip report from travelers to Kenya in July 2022.

Safari Specialist Emily traveled to Uganda in November 2021. Read her trip report here for more details.

An adventure of epic proportions, written by legendary Maasai guide, Ping.

We understand that you may have questions about whether or not you should travel. Your safety is our number one priority, and we want you to feel confident and comfortable on safari.

A list of recommended reading and viewing to inspire you before your safari.

Reasons why booking your safari with an Africa specialist operator is more important than ever in the pandemic travel era.

We've rounded up some of our favorite ideas for holiday gifts that give back.

It is official, safari travel is possible once again! As countries around the world begin to open their borders, many of us are eagerly anticipating our return to Africa and other overseas destinations. Perhaps you are too. For those keen to begin traveling again, there are a few COVID considerations to keep in mind.

My trip to Kenya was a great experience and I highly recommend Kenya right now for those considering travel. Kenya is taking Covid very seriously with proper precautions in place. I felt completely safe during my trip.

Typically, we recommend booking your safari 6 or even 12 months in advance for best availability - however, COVID has made last-minute bookings not only possible, but advantageous.

Celebrating World Elephant Day August 12 is World Elephant Day and we are celebrating with all things “ele,” from brand new video content straight from our team in the Serengeti, to links and resources that support elephant conservation, to our favorite itineraries for outstanding elephant viewing (and even some ethical interactions). In June 2020, while … World Elephant Day 2020 Read More »

The annual commemoration of the founding of The International Ranger Federation and to thank all of the rangers who work tirelessly to protect our wild places.

Learn more about The Wild Source Referral Rewards Program.

Zambia trip summary including Lower Zambezi National Park and Liuwa Plains