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PureTravel is proud to support Explorers Against Extinction

  • February 28, 2022
  • Robert

PureTravel is delighted to be supporting the UK Conservation charity Explorers Against Extinction (UK registration 1177505).

PureTravel donates its net profits to pay for the running of the charity, allowing it to concentrate on the important work of front line conservation.

Explorers Against Extinction campaign against species extinction & habitat loss worldwide. In the last five years they have worked on projects with partners on all seven continents and in 30 countries.

In November 2021 they were one of only 15 organisations chosen from over 7,000 applications to display at and attend COP26 on Glasgow.

PureTravel has been a supporter of Explorers since 2016 and is proud of what they have achieved in the last few years.

In 2023 they are working on 5 front line conservation projects. You can find full details by visiting the Projects page of their web site.

Below: Handlers of the anti-poaching dog unit, Garamba National Park, DRC, paid for by Explorers Against Extinction.

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Robert has worked in travel for over 35 years, running tour operators in Pakistan, Italy & the UK, writing guide books and articles and running a conservation charity that fights species extinction and habitat loss worldwide. He's trekked coast to coast across Borneo, climbed to 6,500 metres in the Himalayas, travelled the the length of the Silk Road and been chased out of a bar in Lesotho by a Warthog.

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