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 all their latest news. Over the last few months,...
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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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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...
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...
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Have you met Rumas?
Through our partnership with KopeLion, we have sponsored Rumas, the local ‘Ilchokuti’ lion protector based in the area around Entamanu...
In the Name of your Daughter
Nomad had a hand in the production of a documentary made last year portraying the struggle of girls in Mugumu and the ongoing illegal practice of...
Serengeti Scholarships
Through the Nomad Trust, we have sponsored three girls from Mugumu’s ‘Hope Centre’ fighting FGM on the Serengeti boundary, to enrol on a...
Eye Clinics From Entamanu
This was an exciting week for us as we successfully ran our first health outreach clinic from Entamanu Ngorongoro.
We hosted a team of eye...
Two trainee girls with a story to tell
Among our new trainees this season, are Victoria and Martha who both studied at an organisation that gives girls from poor social-economic...
Local Maasai Students on Safari from Entamanu
Our team at Entamanu Ngorongoro and Nomad Guide Sammy had a fabulous weekend helping organise two ‘kids in the park’ days with local Maasai...
Ladi is back!
Our pioneering conservation intern is back after two months field work in Katavi working with our partners LCMO.
Ladi excelled at the tasks he...
A bit of girl power
We are now sponsoring Neema for her final year of A-levels at secondary school. It is quite an achievement for girls in these rural villages to...
