Informing. Inspiring. Protecting Our Planet.
Safari Newspaper
Maasai community members working together in Kenya
ABOUT SAFARI NEWSPAPER

Our Story & Mission

Dedicated to connecting people with nature and championing environmental protection for a sustainable future.

ABOUT US

Who We Are

Safari Newspaper was founded on a simple belief: the more people understand the natural world, the more they'll fight to protect it. What started as a small community freesheet has grown into a dedicated platform for environmental journalism, telling the stories of the ecosystems, wildlife, and communities most affected by climate change.

We cover the issues that matter , from frontline conservation efforts safeguarding lions, elephants, and leopards across Africa's wild spaces, to the grassroots and policy-level action driving climate solutions in the UK and beyond. Every story is chosen to inform, and to inspire action.

Safari Newspaper is distributed free, in print and online, across the UK and Africa. We believe access to environmental journalism shouldn't come with a price tag , our mission is reach, not revenue, and every reader is another voice for a more sustainable future.

OUR MISSION

To connect people with nature through fearless environmental journalism, inspiring readers across the UK and Africa to protect the ecosystems we all depend on.

OUR VISION

A world where every community has the knowledge to act on climate change, and where conservation success stories are told as loudly as the crises that precede them.

OUR VALUES

  • Conservation first
  • Truth and integrity
  • Community impact
  • Accessibility
  • Courage in storytelling
  • Respect for nature and people
  • Global awareness with Africa and UK focus
WHAT WE DO

Our Actions

CHAMPIONING CONSERVATION

Reporting on the frontline efforts protecting Africa's most iconic and vulnerable species.

RAISING CLIMATE AWARENESS

Translating complex climate science into stories that inform and motivate everyday action.

FREE DISTRIBUTION

Delivered free, in print and online, so cost is never a barrier to environmental awareness.

COMMUNITY BUILDING

Connecting readers, conservationists, and local communities around a shared cause.

Savanna landscape at sunrise
IMPACT

Making Real Impact

Since launch, Safari Newspaper has reached over 50,000 weekly readers, published 2050K+ environmental stories, and supported 350K+ community conservation projects across the UK and Africa.

  • Educational Reach , free environmental journalism delivered directly into communities that need it most.
  • Grassroots Action , backing local conservation and tree-planting initiatives with coverage that drives support.