Big Kids in Katavi
Although our main focus for ‘Watoto go Wild’ is student safaris for school aged children in local villages, we also run the one-off safaris for other groups in the community.
Earlier this month...
Nomad Trust Blog
News from our partner projects who do fantastic work around Tanzania. We firmly believe in the work that they do and support them wholeheartedly.
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One dollar for every metre climbed
Some inspiration for those of you who like a good hike, and want to do some good along the way. Just last week we had four remarkable ladies in...
Child Vaccinations
Sitalike is a village about an hour from our Chada Katavi camp. Although basic immunisation vaccines are free for Tanzanian children under five,...
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Crazy about compost [Part 2]
… after four days of village workshops in Katavi, Rita and Jeff flew over to Mahale to do the same training for the benefit of our Katumbi...
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Crazy about compost [Part 1]
Rita and Jeff are a couple from Canada who dedicate their time to traveling to different countries and communities across Africa, to empower...
Students make a splash in Sand Rivers
On Friday we had 12 local students from Matambwe Primary School, together with two of their teachers, in Sand Rivers Selous as part of our...
De-snaring 2018
This Saturday, to commemorate Mwalimu Nyerere Day in Tanzania, Nomad was invited to attend a presentation on the FZS de-snaring program and hear...
The Latest Buzz
Over in Katavi last week we were running a beekeeping workshop for twenty two local beekeepers, to boost their knowledge and skills, and enable...
13 Collars Deployed
Supporting elephant conservation and research in the Selous is one of the most important partnerships we have in the south. Elephant populations...
School supplies for Matambwe
The team at Sand Rivers took a detour from their usual game drives, and paid a visit to Matambwe Primary School last week to drop off some...
Class Sevens finish their exams!
Over in the Selous, Moody and Elisaria from our Sand Rivers Selous camp took the time to go and visit one of the nearby schools to catch up with...
A busy week for Rumas
Rumas, our local Ilchokuti lion protector has been having a busy and exciting week in the zone he oversees for KopeLion on the western side of the...
Ruaha Researchers
Beyond our wonderful guests, we also welcome conservationists and researches into our camps, helping support them and the great work they are...
