Happy #WildlifeWednesday!
Beyond excited about today’s announcements!!!
An Official Press Release may be downloaded here.
Flyga Twiga™ Signs Born to Live Wild™ Pledge
Following a successful meeting with Blood Lions® in Cape Town, South Africa, Flyga Twiga™ officially signed the Born to Live Wild™ Pledge. This pledge signifies that, as a Creator of Ethically Based and Sustainable Tourism in Africa, Flyga Twiga™ commits to and agrees that:
a) we wish to continue promoting and encouraging responsible tourism worldwide, as well as to endorse Africa as an authentic, wild and rewarding tourism destination; and
b) as lions and other predators are wild species, we wish to continue our support and promotion of the formal conservation community in their endeavours to secure the survival of Africa’s predators in the wild.
More information on the Born to Live Wild™ Pledge can be found here.
Becomes 1st To Screen Blood Lions® in South Korea
In addition Flyga Twiga™ also signed Blood Lions® Screening Agreement, becoming the first to offer screenings of Blood Lions® in South Korea. The award winning documentary, Blood Lions®,
…follows acclaimed environmental journalist and safari operator Ian Michler, and American hunter, Rick Swazey, on their journey to uncover the realities of the multi-million dollar predator breeding and canned lion hunting industries in South Africa.
The film shows in intimate detail how lucrative it is to breed lions, and how the authorities and most professional hunting and tourism bodies have become complicit in allowing the industries to flourish.
To find out more about Blood Lions® please visit their website.
Flyga Twiga™ is proud to continue being a part of setting industry standards in Ethical, Sustainable Tourism and Wildlife Conservation through the sharing of Blood Lions®. Screening times and places will be announced and please feel free to contact us for more information.
Happy Day! Safe Safari!
2 Brothers Madikwe SA 2008 ©Flyga Twiga™ LLC
The first two lions in the wild who stole my heart! Madikwe, South Africa, 2008.