Safeguarding the Heart of the Kalahari

We are committed to keeping our area pristine by managing and monitoring it carefully, creating a balanced ecosystem that benefits flora and fauna alike, including many endangered species. Human activity has cut off important historical migratory routes for wildlife and with it access to crucial water sources. We provide water over a 170 km2 (247,105 acres) area with six artificial water holes which we fill and maintain all year round. We are actively combating poaching activity in our region and work closely with local authorities.

At the Modisa Wildlife Project, we believe that conservation can only work through the local communities. As part of our commitment, we are in the process to partner closely with local schools and authorities, providing educational programs and working together to protect our valuable ecosystem. We understand that the youth are the torchbearers of tomorrow's conservation efforts, hence our emphasis on nurturing their appreciation and understanding of the Kalahari. But we can't do it alone – we need your support to keep these initiatives going. Click to learn more about our community outreach and how you can make a difference.

Our Interactive Guest Program invites you to immerse yourself fully in the pulse of the Kalahari. As an integral part of the Modisa family, you'll participate in our conservation activities, gain insights into the fascinating ecosystem, and connect on a deeper level with the enchanting wildlife. From campfire evenings, lectures about the ecosystem to engaging in stimulating conversations with like-minded people and getting your hands dirty, you'll contribute to our mission and take away memories that will last a lifetime. Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Discover more about our program and book your journey today.