The children experienced a real safari, in a four-wheel-drive vehicle. They camped for the first time in their lives, and they met wild wild animals in the wilderness. But it was also a first for my team of staff, interns and volunteers who put on an ambitious three-day program – something we have never done before. In our first planning meeting the group of 20 enthusiasts created a trip of discovery, play and learning for…
Sharing Kenya’s wilderness with underprivileged city children uplifts, inspires everyone
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