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Following on from the huge success of the first Pangolin Photo Challenge in 2021 Pangolin Photo Safaris has once again launched an even more ambitious photo contest for 2022.
Pangolin Photo Safaris conducted their follow-up survey last month to establish attitudes towards vaccines and appetite for travel. The survey received nearly 1000 responses.
The one thing that wildlife photographers prize, almost as much as a compliant leopard in a tree, is to have as much time as they need on a wildlife sighting to get their shot.
If there is one thing, we have learned over the last few months, it’s that time is a very precious commodity and “holiday time” even more so. With the world taking a sabbatical from travel for the immediate future our attention, as members of the safari industry, turns to what will clients be looking for when they return.
24 April 2020 Pangolin.Africa, the conservation non-profit organisation funded by contributions made by guests of Pangolin Photo Safaris, has formally endorsed the #EndTheTrade Coalition and campaign launched this week by Global Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Conservation Society and WildAid.The Coalition aims to permanently end the commercial trade and sale in markets of wild terrestrial animals for consumption, worldwide. They will be implementing a joint strategy fo…
A number of international airline companies will be taking the message of pangolin conservation to the skies this year.
British Airways, Swiss International Air Lines, Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines have all committed to screening the ground-breaking documentary Eye of the Pangolin on their long-haul routes. Pangolin Photo Safaris who co-produced the film through their non-profit organisation Pangolin.Africa , is also in negotiation with several other key carriers to include the film in their inflight entertainment programmes.
Pangolin Photo Safaris is proud to announce that Pangolin Chobe Hotel is officially open.
What’s in a name?
When something is described as a lodge it conjures up images of a thatch and wooden structure with that same traditional building methodology that has been used for decades.
Pangolin Photo Safaris, Africa’s premier photographic safari company is expanding its offering. The first half of 2018 will see the launch of Khwai Pangolin Camp (opens March 2018) and the latter half, Pangolin Chobe Lodge (opens July 2018). Amy has been appointed to assist with Sales at Pangolin Photo Safaris, dedicated to the valued travel trade market segment.
Pangolin.Africa is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the survival of the most highly trafficked mammal on Earth – the African pangolin.
Through our three-pronged approach of publicity, participation, and protection, we work with global partners in tourism, conservation, and business to contribute to research, protection, and rehabilitation of this vulnerable species.
We also play an integral role in bringing together and supporting individuals and organisations in Africa and globally that are committed to safeguarding the future for pangolins.
