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Positive Impact & Responsible Travel
We invite you to join us at Sayari Camp as we seek to make a positive and sustainable impact on the Northern Serengeti through responsible tourism.
Asilia Approach
Our goal is to be a role model in sustainable tourism as we seek to create lasting positive impacts on both the natural habitats and the lives of the people in the areas in which we have a presence. At the heart of our organization is a sincere and strongly developed sustainability agenda as we have no doubt that conservation and community development is crucial for our long-term success.
Without compromising on quality or experience, our lodges and camps answer to the highest demands on eco-tourism.We strongly believe and encourage the positive force that the combination of our guests, our travel industry partners and our own operations can make to the areas we operate in. Our approach to how we operate can be summarized as one of ‘Collaborative Conservation’.
The Northern Serengeti is a good example of the impact of this approach. This area of the park, nowadays generally recognized as the best part of the park, had no tourism presence whatsoever for a decade prior to Asilia launching Sayari Camp in 2005. After a period of intense cooperation with Tanzania’s National Park authorities to make the area ready for eco-tourism and its positive impacts the Northern Serengeti is now a sustainable tourism destination with a handful of permanent safari camps and lodges.
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Positive impact at Sayari Camp
Sayari Camp has played a pivotal role in the long-term conservation of the northwestern Serengeti. The arrival of the camp has secured the long term conservation of this area of the park and employment for the communities living on the boundary of the park.
Some of our actions at Sayari Camp include:
When we opened in 2005 we partnered with the
Honeyguide Foundation
to help local people grow vegetables which would then be bought by the camp, thus providing an alternative source of income. The project has gone from strength to strength and now has a permanent office, is working with more villages and is selling vegetables to Sayari and other safari camps.
We are proud to be involved in
Pack for a Purpose
. Donations brought by guests go to
Machochwe Secondary School
which we also support with an annual donation of US$ 1000.
We are dedicated supporter of the
Rhino Conservation Programme
in the Serengeti and our driver/resident guides have been trained to identify the individual rhinos in the north and participate in the research by reporting and photographing/identifying any rhinos sighted in the area.
We Support...
CONSERVATION, COMMUNITY, ECO-TOURISM, COLLABORATION
Together with its sister Asilia camps, Sayari Camp contributes to the conservation of the invaluable Serengeti ecosystem. Supporting responsible tourism inside the park and working on tangible development projects with the communities around the park, Asilia is playing an important role in the conservation of the most famous wildlife park in the world.
OUR PROJECTS
Rhino Repatriation Programme
The Honeyguide Foundation
The Machochwe Secondary School
HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT
Should Sayari guests wish to support or make a donation to the above projects we recommend using the following channels:
The
Machochwe School
: contact the Sayari
Camp Manager
or make donation via the
Kamitei Foundation
Contact Damial Bell at the
Honeyguide Foundation
Serengeti Rhino Repatriation Programme: contact Mr. Dr. Markus Borner at the
Frankfurt Zoological Society
or make a
donation online
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