Strengthening Community Partnerships
Mvimi Safaris believes that conservation and community development must go hand in hand to ensure long-term sustainability. Our presence in Maitengwe is not just about responsible hunting—it is about fostering a thriving ecosystem and empowering local communities.
Through meaningful collaboration, we have initiated several key projects that contribute to environmental protection, infrastructure development, education, and economic sustainability.
Our Mission
Creating a balance between conservation and community well-being through ethical practices and sustainable development.
Ensuring Clean Water for Communities and Wildlife
Recognizing the critical importance of water availability, we have undertaken borehole drilling initiatives to provide clean water for local communities.
Impact Areas
- ✓ Reduced water collection burden
- ✓ Enhanced agricultural productivity
- ✓ Natural wildlife movement
- ✓ Balanced ecosystem sustainability
Wildlife Education and Conflict Mitigation
Community Education
Active engagement with residents to promote wildlife coexistence and conservation awareness.
Conflict Resolution
Reducing human-wildlife conflicts through education and sustainable coexistence strategies.
Environmental Respect
Fostering appreciation and protection of shared ecosystems through community empowerment.
Empowering Communities Through Knowledge
By increasing awareness of conservation practices, we empower communities to protect and respect their shared ecosystem, creating lasting positive change.
Investing in Education and Infrastructure
Mvimi Safaris understands the power of education in shaping future generations. We have contributed to the construction and development of local schools, supplying essential furniture and learning materials.
Additionally, we engage in roadwork projects to maintain and improve accessibility year-round, ensuring effective operations within the area.
Educational Support
Essential furniture and learning materials for conducive learning environments
Road Infrastructure
Year-round accessibility for communities and conservation teams
Community Infrastructure
Construction and development projects that strengthen local communities and improve quality of life
Anti-Poaching & Wildlife Protection
Poaching remains a serious threat to biodiversity. We maintain a strong, coordinated presence across Maitengwe to protect wildlife and habitats.
Our trained teams, close community partnerships, and clear protocols ensure ethical, responsible wildlife management.
24/7 Patrols
Continuous monitoring across all zones.
Trained Teams
Specialized, well-equipped units.
Ethical Management
Responsible, conservation-led decisions.
Problem Animal Control and Fire Prevention
Swift response to community safety concerns while preserving vegetation and ensuring sustainable land use through comprehensive prevention measures.
Protecting Communities
In cases where communities face dangers from problem animals, we respond swiftly to mitigate risks and ensure the safety of local residents.
🐘 Elephant Management
Strategic management of elephant movements to prevent crop damage and ensure community safety
🦁 Predator Response
Immediate response to predator concerns while maintaining ecological balance
Balanced Approach
Protecting both people and wildlife through responsible intervention
Fire Prevention Initiatives
We implement comprehensive fire prevention measures to reduce the occurrence of destructive veld fires, preserving vegetation and ensuring sustainable land use across the concession.
Prevention
Proactive measures to prevent destructive fires
Preservation
Protecting vegetation and natural habitats
Sustainability
Ensuring long-term land use sustainability
A Model for Ethical Conservation
Mvimi Safaris remains committed to creating a balance between conservation and community well-being. Through these initiatives, we strive to ensure that Maitengwe flourishes as a model for ethical hunting, environmental stewardship, and community development.
Our Promise
Where conservation, community, and economic sustainability thrive together in harmony with Zimbabwe's pristine wilderness.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a typical hunting safari with Mvimi Safaris?
Most clients book a 10 to 14-day safari, during which they stay at our fully equipped hunting camp and go on daily guided hunts across the Maitengwe concession.
What kind of trophies can I hunt?
The types of trophies available vary depending on the season, regulations, and quota. We recommend getting in touch with us directly to discuss your preferences and receive a custom package tailored to your target species.
Do you offer photographic safaris?
Currently, we specialize exclusively in ethical hunting packages. We aim to introduce photographic safaris in the future but are not at that stage yet.
Can non-hunters join the safari?
Yes, non-hunting companions are welcome to join the safari experience. While hunting is the primary activity, they can enjoy the tranquility of the bush, camp life, and participate in cultural interactions with local communities.


