Join a unique conservation focused safari in Serengeti National Park with BMC TOURS & SAFARIS, designed for travelers who want to go beyond game viewing and actively contribute to wildlife research. This immersive experience places you alongside professional conservation researchers working within the Central Serengeti during the Great Migration season. Track collared lions, observe wildebeest population movements, and assist in predator prey monitoring across the plains. While enjoying the thrill of migration action, you also gain hands on exposure to real fieldwork, data collection, and wildlife behavior studies. This is a rare opportunity to experience Africa's wilderness with purpose, meaning, and scientific insight.
Your research journey begins with a scenic flight from Arusha to Seronera Airstrip, where you are welcomed by a professional conservation researcher and safari guide. After a short briefing on research protocols and safety, you head into the Central Serengeti for your first field experience. The afternoon is dedicated to tracking collared lions that follow the Great Migration herds of wildebeest and zebra. Learn how GPS data is interpreted and how lion movements are linked to prey availability. Witness real-time predator behavior while contributing to ongoing conservation efforts before returning to camp for dinner and overnight.
Dinner and overnight at Baobab Central Serengeti Camp
After breakfast, join researchers for a full day of field data collection focused on wildebeest population density in the Central Serengeti migration corridor. Using guided observation techniques, GPS mapping, and herd counting methods, you assist in documenting migration patterns and distribution across the plains. During migration season, massive herds stretch across the landscape, providing valuable research opportunities. Enjoy a bush lunch while continuing observations in the field. Your role helps support long term conservation planning and ecosystem monitoring. In the evening, return to camp for debriefing sessions with researchers, sharing findings and discussing wildlife behavior trends.
Dinner and overnight at Baobab Central Serengeti Camp
Begin your final morning with an early field session assisting researchers in documenting predator prey interactions within the migration ecosystem. Observe lions, cheetahs, and hyenas tracking or engaging with moving herds of wildebeest and zebra. Record behavioral notes under expert supervision, contributing to ongoing scientific databases. After completing morning observations, return to camp for breakfast and final debriefing. Later, transfer to Seronera Airstrip for your scheduled flight back to Arusha. Upon arrival, you will be met by your safari driver for transfer to your hotel or Kilimanjaro International Airport, marking the end of your impactful research volunteer migration experience.
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