It is obviously natural to focus on the wildlife, and great outdoors when going on a safari, but there is another aspect that we as stewards of this planet cannot afford to overlook; and that is our fellow man. What good is it for finances to go to conservation, if we are not educating people to manage it properly. To treat each other with the same dignity and respect that we like to provide for animals, will teach people to care about things beyond oneself. Having operated lengthy courses for young adults leaving school over the past decade it is clear that they have much to say on social media, but what are we all doing about it from a practical perspective. The responsibility to make future generations manage our wildlife properly is for those older to make sure their youngsters are trained, and experience first hand what the reality of these wild places is all about. And it certainly does not revolve around everything that is fun and exciting, and luxurious. There is as much hardship, and struggle as there is beauty, and wonder, and experiencing a little of this hardship can only do good. Our courses for young explorers provides experiential learning that is a mix of fun, and work, but a time full of experiences they will never forget.