Wilde Tracks – Change Today To Protect Tomorrow

Travel with Purpose. Leave a Legacy.

After witnessing the urgent need for wildlife conservation in South Africa firsthand, CEO and Founder Chloe Evans knew fundraising and social media weren’t enough. She envisioned something greater—an opportunity for passionate individuals to actively contribute to real-world conservation efforts.

Wilde Tracks was born from that vision. Through immersive, purpose–driven experiences, participants directly support vital initiatives like veterinary care, community outreach, women’s empowerment, education, and much more.

Our Veterinary Based trips catering to anyone studying or qualified in animal science and conservation fields, and Tourism Trips are open to anyone to join with a passion for conservation!

Why just travel, when you can make a difference?

Join the Wilde Tracks mission and become a part of something truly meaningful. Your journey starts here!

Countries Of Operation

Malawi

Small but rich in natural beauty, Malawi is known as the "Warm Heart of Africa"—and it shows in both its people and its wild places. From Lake Malawi’s vibrant fish life to lush highlands and wildlife-rich parks like Liwonde, the country is full of surprises. Conservation is gaining momentum, with rewilding projects bringing back elephants, cheetahs, and more. Malawi may be modest in size, but it’s making a big mark in African conservation.

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Tanzania

Tanzania is the heart of wild Africa—endless savannas, volcanic craters, and Mount Kilimanjaro towering above it all. It’s home to the epic Serengeti migration, where millions of wildebeest and zebras cross the plains, and the wildlife-packed Ngorongoro Crater. From big cats to chimps and flamingos, Tanzania’s biodiversity stuns. With vast parks and strong community-led conservation, it’s a place where wildlife and people coexist in powerful ways.

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South Africa

South Africa is a land of striking contrasts, where safaris meet the sea and mountains touch the sky. From spotting lions in Kruger National Park to watching penguins at Boulders Beach, its biodiversity is as diverse as its culture. With strong conservation efforts across national parks and private reserves, South Africa protects both iconic species and fragile ecosystems, making it a wildlife wonderland with purpose.

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Namibia

Namibia is where wild meets wow—endless deserts, rugged coastlines, and some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife. Think desert-adapted elephants, black rhinos, and cheetahs roaming free. It’s also a global leader in community-based conservation, with locals helping protect nature through innovative programs that blend wildlife and tourism.

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Ecuador

Ecuador packs a punch in biodiversity—Amazon jungle, Andean peaks, Pacific coast, and the legendary Galápagos Islands all in one small country. It's a wildlife wonderland, home to giant tortoises, pink river dolphins, and colorful hummingbirds. As the first country to grant legal rights to nature, Ecuador leads the way in bold conservation, protecting some of the planet’s rarest species.

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