Exodus Adventure Travels Launches ‘Wild at Heart’ Initiative 

Exodus Adventure Travels has launched ‘Wild at Heart,’ a major fundraising campaign as a part of its conservation mission of supporting communities to protect key species globally.

Building on the introduction of two new projects — saving endangered primates in Vietnam and supporting jaguar conservation in Costa Rica — the ‘Wild at Heart’ initiative is supported by the Exodus Adventure Travels Foundation.

Funds raised will directly support conservation programs across many of Exodus’ key destinations, including existing efforts to safeguard tiger habitats in India, protect elephants in Kenya, and engage communities in bear preservation in Italy. Every trip is led by Exodus’ expert local guides, whose deep knowledge and on-the-ground connections ensure travelers experience each destination authentically while directly supporting local communities.

Kasia Morgan, Head of Sustainability at Exodus Adventure Travels, said that: “Connecting adventurous travellers with incredible destinations is at the heart of what we do, and we’re committed to ensuring our adventures benefit local species, environments, and communities.”

Morgan continued: “The ‘Wild at Heart’ campaign is the next chapter in this commitment—supporting thriving nature and thriving people. We’re inviting our travelers to join us in protecting the places they explore and the wildlife that makes those destinations unforgettable.”

To make supporting easy and impactful, 100% of donations go directly to projects on the ground. A contribution of just $8 could fund batteries for cameras monitoring the reintroduction of a jaguar prey species in Costa Rica, while $20 could provide a local Rewilding Ranger in Vietnam with essential gear.

Specific Exodus conservation projects for the ‘Wild at Heart’ initiative include the Primate Survival Project in Vietnam and the Jaguar Resilience project in Costa Rica.

For more on “Wild at Heart,” go to www.exodustravels.com/us/foundation/wild-at-heart