Ranger watching elephants at dusk
Conservation & sustainability

TRAVEL THAT PAYS
THE WILD BACK.

Sustainability is not a department at Remarkable — it is the operating model. Each itinerary is engineered to leave the land, the wildlife and the people who steward them measurably better.

The covenant

We do not protect the wild because we are travellers.
We travel because the wild is worth protecting.

From the first dollar of your deposit to the last litre of fuel in a guide's vehicle, every part of a Remarkable journey is audited against four pillars: wildlife, climate, community and craft.

−46%
Carbon per guest night since 2019
100%
Lodges on renewable energy by 2027
$3.2M
Conservation funded in 2025
11
Community partnerships across East Africa
Field projects

FOUR LANDSCAPES.
ONE CONTINENT.

Gorilla Guardian Programme
Volcanoes, Rwanda

Gorilla Guardian Programme

Funding ranger salaries and veterinary outreach in partnership with the Rwanda Development Board. Every guest gorilla permit contributes to long-term habitat protection.

Northern Rangelands Trust
Laikipia, Kenya

Northern Rangelands Trust

Community conservancies that have brought elephant numbers back from collapse — and given pastoral communities a stake in the wildlife on their land.

Anti-Poaching Patrols
Serengeti, Tanzania

Anti-Poaching Patrols

Supporting K9 units and ranger deployment along the most contested corridors of the Western Serengeti. Independently audited; outcomes published annually.

Forest Edge Livelihoods
Bwindi, Uganda

Forest Edge Livelihoods

Beekeeping cooperatives, coffee-buying programmes and women-led tourism enterprises on the forest perimeter — alternatives to the forest, for the forest.

Travel a little. Protect a lot.

Begin a conversation, and we will show you exactly which project your journey will fund — to the dollar.

Plan with purpose