Real Africa Adventures is dedicated to conserving the environment in Uganda and other places in  Africa where we operate through the use of carbon offsetting and any other efforts that can reduce tourism's effect on global warming

"Flying is a little bit hard on the planet and the continent of Africa, but planting a tree is an ecologically positive thing to kind of make amends for some of the damage that you may be causing," said Hartwell.From our inception in 2002 we at Real Africa Adventures have maintained a positive commitment to conservation and environmental protection. We aim to offset or minimise CO2 footprints, Aviation Carbon emissions and global warming in Uganda, Kenya and other parts of Africa where we work. Our staff in East Africa share this commitment to conservation and adopt an equally responsible attitude to tourism.

At Real Africa Adventures we believe that respectful tourism is a key factor in helping to sustain the environment and in some cases, even repair it. Our own small effort to encourage greater awareness and participation in conservation in Uganda, Kenya and other areas where we operate in Africa involves planting future forests

We are offering environmentally conscious airplane passengers the chance to offset the CO2-carbon dioxide damage caused by flying. We run a Real Africa Adventures' Future Forests scheme as part of our contribution to saving the environment. All our clients and visitors are encouraged to either directly plant a tree while on their trip with us or sponsor one to be planted on their behalf.

We have access to native forest projects with public access, and long-term contracts, which ensures the longevity of the forests. We also work with the environmental authorities to reforest the places where trees have previously been cut down. Not all trees planted will survive, as there's natural die back and necessary thinning for proper forestry management.

We will ensure that all those who have dedicated trees will enjoy the woodland for many years to come and our
clients are welcome to check on the progress of their trees. We like to think that our clients wish to share in these efforts, so those who book a tour with us will be directly or indirectly contributing to conservation projects and charities that we support.We give our clients and visitors personalised certificates, with their name and details of the woodland or forest site where their tree was planted. Our Future Forest Service scheme will ensure that planted trees are looked
after.

Our support is not solely limited to environmental programs. We also contribute to a number of organisations whose principal focus is the social and educational welfare in of some of the poorer communities in Uganda and other areas where we work. These include orphanages, youth development agencies, HIV/AIDS projects, schools and medical care clinics.

By adopting this dynamic but sensitive approach, we hope not only to preserve the environment by offsetting aviation carbon emissions but also ensure the integrity of local communities for many years to come.

Thank you for your support.

Real Africa Adventures