This expedition is a living conservation journey through Meru National Park—home to the Born Free legacy of Joy and George Adamson. You’ll explore the landscapes that shaped modern wildlife conservation while learning directly from researchers and field teams working on the frontlines today.

Across seven immersive days, you’ll visit heritage sites like Kambi ya Simba and key Adamson locations, take part in ethical wildlife monitoring, and experience Meru’s remote wilderness with a small group. The focus is impact, education, and authentic access—guided by conservation professionals who know Meru intimately.