Carbon Transparency Profile

Roar Africa: Offsetting Every Safari

Roar Africa · High-End African Safari Tours, Offsetting Since 2021

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Member Since

2021

Industry

Travel — Safari Tours

Total Offset

4,277 tonnes CO2

Cadence

Quarterly

Impact at a Glance

4,277t CO₂e

Tonnes Offset

—

Verified Retirements

2021

Partner Since

—

Total Invested

About Roar Africa

Roar Africa runs high-end African safari tours with a strong sense of respect for nature -- and a commitment to addressing climate change. Roar Africa has been a Stand For Trees member since 2021, offsetting its travel footprint quarterly through Meta Carbon.

Offsets are retired against REDD+ projects chosen for their biodiversity impact: the Kasigau Wildlife Sanctuary corridor between Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks in Kenya, the Mai Ndombe REDD+ project in the Democratic Republic of Congo -- the largest REDD+ project in the DRC -- and the Kariba Wildlife Corridor connecting four national parks across northern Zimbabwe.

Impact Highlights

Kasigau Wildlife Sanctuary: a REDD+ corridor between Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks in Kenya, protecting elephants, lions, and rangers' livelihoods

Mai Ndombe REDD+: the largest REDD+ project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, safeguarding bonobo habitat and ancient swamp forest

Kariba Wildlife Corridor: connecting four national parks across northern Zimbabwe, one of the largest REDD+ projects in Africa

Quarterly offsets since Q1 2022: 100t, 100t, 1,067t, 1,391t, 713t, 408t, 498t -- 4,277 tonnes CO2 retired in total

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