THE ORIGINS FOUNDATION X Safaris de Mozambique
Location: Mozambique
33 years as an active outfitter.
We offer a unique safari experience in Mozambique. Rustic luxury, untamed nature, and experience collide to create unforgettable memories in one of East Africa’s last wilderness areas.
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Safaris de Mozambique
Safaris de Mozambique
2
active conservation projects
0
baseline surveys (for now)
Quotas set without science
Government determines quotas with limited scientific backing, consulting operators informally; quotas are generally adequate but under-allocated for hippo and small cats, highlighting the need for structured data-driven management.
~$150K
per year for privately funded AP across ~1 million acres, with 40 community based scouts
100%
community force, with no government AP requirement or support
$300k
target for a 100-scout model. Ideal AP structure scales to ~100 scouts, maritime unites, strict age-based harvest during April-November season
210,000
heactares of land leased and managed
33
years of management
Annual investments
3-4 solar equipped boreholes with maintenance, road infastructure, access & operations support, community infastructure, water security, community wellbeing, and more
100
people employed
X8
800-1000 indirect livelihoods impacted
Additional skills training
Driving licences, education support, upskilling, game scounts, planned training, and more
650+
children supported in schools. Primary school built in Kataruza (≈250 families), ongoing funding for a BoA school serving ~400 children, five-day environmental education courses, and support to multiple schools through the 33% community revenue allocation.
100%
meat, water, and medical access. All harvested meat distributed to communities; “Water is Life” borehole program delivering reliable water access; a donated Nissan 4×4 ambulance transforming emergency care for remote villages.
300
job target. Livelihood support via community workshops, police mobility, HWC mitigation, future community fisheries committees (2026), and the Kutandara Conservation Committee, addressing economic pressure through employment and shared stewardship.
Ethos
‘Chumachhatu’ translates to “our resource,” and the motto is “one hand washes another,” signifying the need for shared management. – Justin
Bringing benefits to the community in terms of infrastructure is a vital part of our ongoing efforts. – Justin
Sound, wildlife management is based on sound science. – Justin
Safaris de Mozambique philosophy is that sustainable wildlife use is “the greatest conservation tool on the planet” – Justin
We are constantly trying to put more boots on the ground, acquire better equipment and source better training for our anti-poaching unit. We are privileged to be the custodians of one of the most amazing wildlife areas in the country, and we want to keep it that way. – Justin
We have a wonderful opportunity to develop a conservation model that includes communities and empowers communities and promotes co-existence between wildlife and people. – Justin
Safaris De Mozambique 2026 Conservation and Community Program
In partnership with Safaris De Mozambique, your hunt becomes more than an unforgettable experience — it becomes a force for good.
Through your participation, a portion of the funds from this safari will directly support The Origins Foundation’s mission of community upliftment and wildlife conservation across Africa and Mozambique, through Safaris De Mozambique.
Your contribution helps create lasting impact — from empowering local communities through education and employment to protecting vital wildlife habitats and supporting sustainable conservation initiatives.
Every moment in the field becomes part of something bigger: preserving Africa’s wild heritage and ensuring that both people and wildlife thrive for generations to come.
Hunt ethically. Give purposefully. Leave a legacy.
Thank you for your giving Heart!
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To learn more about projects that they are involved in:
Panyame Cheetah Project
