The Global Protagonists

At TGP, we transform travel into a force for good. Our missions connect everyday changemakers with frontline conservation worldwide - from dehorning rhinos in South Africa to restoring coral reefs in Indonesia. These aren't tours. They'e turning points.

You'll work alongside scientists, rangers, and local communities on projects that are normally closed to the public. Your participation fee directly funds the work - and you hands help carry it forward.

This isn't about staged expereinces or feel-good photo ops. It's about rolling up your sleeves and joining the people protecting our planet.

Because conservation isn't just for experts - it's a global mission. And by showing up, you become part of it.

This is more than travel - it's your legacy of positive change.

Access that matters
Partnering with leading conservationists, we open the door to projects usually closed to the public. You’re not a spectator - you’re stepping into real frontline work.
Impact that lasts
Your participation fees directly fund critical conservation efforts, while your hands help carry them forward. This is more than travel - it’s your legacy of positive change.
A movement of protagonists
This isn’t about being the hero. It’s about being the helper, the ally, the one who showed up. Together, we’re rewriting the story of conservation.

"Standing beside a wild rhino while its horn was safely removed to deter poachers was the most powerful moment of my life. It’s hard to put into words - the adrenaline, the emotion, the sense of purpose. I’ve come back every year since, because once you’ve been a part of it, you can’t stay away."

- Brad, USA -

South Africa 2025

"I worried I might just feel like an outsider, but the team welcomed us as part of the mission. I never imagined I’d be this close to such incredible wildlife, or that I’d be trusted to play a real role. It’s something I’ll carry with me forever."

- Meera, UK -

India 2025

"I’ve traveled a lot, but nothing compares to this. Being part of the dehorning wasn’t just another trip - it felt like we were standing on the frontlines of conservation. My family and I came home knowing we hadn’t just seen wildlife, we’d stood up for it - and that changes you forever."