‘Connecting Conservation with Community Development’
Upcoming Trips
Summer 2026
Applications open December 1, 2025
Team Cheetah
May 30 - June 13
8 spaces available
Team Leopard
June 13 - June 27
8 spaces available
Team Lion
June 27 - July 11
Currently closed
Teams consist of 10 people.
If Team Cheetah and Leopard are filled we will open Team Lion.
Have a team of 6 or more then send us a request to choose your dates. Send us an inquiry below.
Son Safaris takes care of all pre-departure preparation, travel arrangements, transportation, projects, insurance, meals and team debrief.
Cost includes:
Round trip Airfare from Atlanta to Johannesburg, South Africa
All travel expenses in South Africa
All meals and accommodation
Travel Insurance
Two Son Safaris shirts and one Son Safaris fleece worn as a team uniform
Find out about cost per person by filling out the form below.
*Trip cost does not include passport fees, any needed vaccines, meals en-route or personal souvenirs and spending money.
Be part of the solution
‘Connecting Conservation with Community Development’
Radio collaring herbivores
Conservation
Our partner, Wild Tomorrow, currently protects over 6,000 acres of nature reserve in Zululand, South Africa, along with neighboring reserves equaling over two million acres. Our partnership helps conserve, protect and rehabilitate these wild spaces.
Our Teams:
Assist with various work including alien plant removal, game transects, game counts, erosion control, bird banding and more.
Assist with GPS radio collars for elephants, cheetah, lion, pangolins and more to help to monitor and improve conservation efforts.
Cooking and serving
Community Connection
For the long-term success of conservation, it is essential that local communities benefit from our positive interactions. We support two daycare centers and a local group of orphans, supporting their early education and ensuring they have food. You’ll help out as needed, including cooking food at the Saturday soup kitchen and playing games with the kids and sharing the love of Christ through service
Time spent with hippos
Encounter God in a whole new way
Our teams stay on a private game reserve for the duration of their trip. Each team is hosted by safari ranger Fledge Fiamingo. This provides opportunities and a personal understanding of the mutual benefits and importance of global conservation efforts, and the impact and involvement we may have to help save what’s left.
My girls are going back! This time my son and I are joining them!
Alice Adams
Fledge's passion for God's creation is so evident in everything that he does. He can make you so excited about the tiniest grass seed!
Dr. Rachel Deloatch D.V.M.
We as team members had the unique opportunity to work on conservation projects on a game reserve as well as help at children's homes.
JoHanna Biang
Fledge you and your mission teams have changed the lives of so many people, never stop.
Bradley Schroder