Every few weeks on the programs there is an epic expedition to a different conservation area. These are exciting and fun trips, learning about wildlife in different environments and the challenges faced by running conservancies as well as getting involved with different projects. 
Here are some examples of current expeditions, these may slightly change from group to group.

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Kenya

• Visiting a stunning lodge in Samburu land, overlooking elephants and giraffes. Walking trips with Samburu guides to their local village where you will learn about livestock management, surviving in arid areas and traditional Samburu culture.

• Stay in a remote Laikipia bush camp amongst the lion, leopard, elephant and other game. Fly camp over watering holes or hippo pools.  

• Climb Mount Kenya with a team of professional mountain guides, cooks, and porters to point Lenana is a great achievement and serious challenge in extreme conditions. 

• Stay on a remote island in the Rift Valley on Lake Baringo.  

• Visit renowned, Laikipia based wildlife Conservancies looking after rhino, elephant, lion, leopard, giraffe, zebra and buffalo.

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 Zimbabwe​

• Journey into the iconic Save Valley Conservancy, a remote and wild conservation area in southern Zimbabwe to learn about wildlife and antipoaching. Spend an evening calling in lion with a speaker or camping by a river with a guide. 

• West Nicholson - hiking in this incredible landscape to see ancient Rock Art. Some of the best cave paintings in Africa depicting wild animals and early hunters. There is fishing & canoeing and horse riding on the property. 

• Victoria Falls – One of the Seven Wonders of the World. Visit the Falls, go white water rafting, go on the gorge swing across the Zambezi River, canoe and have sundowners on the Zambezi overlooking hippos and incredible sunsets.

• Nyanga in the Eastern Highlands. Following forest trails, led by professionals on a huge zip line, swimming in cold streams and hiking in this stunning part of Zimbabwe.