ROAM - Where Wild Things Roam

Rotorua Canopy Tours takes you on a journey through a prehistoric native forest while engaging in essential conservation work. As you explore the canopy by flying on a network of ziplines, swing bridges, cliff-walks, treetop platforms and more, you will also learn about the need to protect the area and what threatens it.

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The Red Rocks Initiatives for sustainable development organization exists to enhance the standards of living of the local communities in the Virunga massif region and beyond in other African Countries, by benefiting from environmental conservation and sustainable tourism through trade in their talents, arts and crafts, music, and cultural diversity to improve community livelihood for social, economic sustainable development in Africa. Red Rocks in Rwanda is just the place to get a taste of this and in this episode we chat to the incredible founder of Red Rocks Initiative, Greg Bakunzi.

Ever since their first tour in 2007, South Sea Horizons has been conducting low impact tours at a local level across Papua New Guinea and the Pacific. The Papua New Guinean owned and operated company offers authentic experiences and insight into areas only the true locals know. They can do that because of the co-founder of South Sea Horizons, Alan Manning. Hailing from a Baii Village in East New Britain and initiated within the Tolai men’s society, Alan has an unrivaled affinity and relationship with the cultures of the Papua New Guinea Highlands, the Islands and famous Kokoda Track.

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