Imagine this: you hop in the safari jeep, roll out into the bush, and you’re greeted by wildlife you’ve only seen in photos. Cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, gazelles, and more. Now you’ve heard of the Serengeti, but Tarangire National Park? As a lesser-known game reserve in Tanzania, it gifts us with more wildlife and less tourists. This #NationalWildlifeDay, here are some of @elsewhere.io local expert Denise’s tips for protecting & preserving these beautiful animals – 🎟️ Pay your park fees - these go towards the expansive natural habitat for the big cats & little guys 🚫 Eliminate the use of plastic bottles - refillable water containers & aluminum bottles are the way to go in the park 🥾Follow designated paths - this protects you, the wildlife, & the environment 💡Listen & learn from your safari guide - they’ll educate you about each animal and the surrounding landscapes so you can keep their habitats wild & protect native species 🌿 Pack biodegradable products - preserve the landscape by bringing biodegradable or organic shampoos, conditioners & other toiletries 💌 Donate to organizations that protect wildife - in Tanzania, @pams_foundation & the Honeyguide Foundation are a great place to start What’s your favorite animal you’ve seen out in the wild? We’re waiting in the comments 👀