Open plains and distant hills of Samburu National Reserve at golden hour
Samburu, Kenya

Discover the Wild. Love Nature. Protect the Future.

Tempo Wild Cubs is a community-based conservation education organization inspiring the next generation of wildlife guardians through hands-on learning and outdoor adventure.

Rooted at Samburu Tempo Camp, in one of Kenya's most remarkable wildlife landscapes.

Welcome

Every encounter with the wild has the power to spark a lifetime of curiosity.

Through fun, hands-on learning and outdoor adventures, we help young minds discover the beauty of nature, understand the importance of conservation, and develop a lifelong respect for wildlife and the environment.

Whether it's discovering animal tracks, planting trees, learning from Samburu elders, observing birds, or experiencing wildlife in its natural habitat, every adventure is an opportunity to learn, grow, and become a champion for conservation.

Our vision and values
A herd of elephants crossing the Ewaso Ng'iro river in SamburuA reticulated giraffe browsing among acacia in SamburuGrevy's zebra standing in dry grassland in Samburu
What we do

Seven ways young explorers meet the wild

Every Tempo Wild Cubs activity is designed to educate, inspire, and create lasting memories.

  • Wildlife Discovery

    Children learn about Kenya's incredible wildlife, animal behaviour, habitats, and the importance of protecting biodiversity.

  • Nature Walks

    Guided walks introduce children to indigenous plants, birds, insects, animal tracks, and the hidden wonders of the African bush.

  • Bird Watching

    Young explorers discover local bird species while learning about ecosystems and the role birds play in nature.

  • Conservation Activities

    Tree planting, habitat restoration, clean-ups and recycling initiatives help participants become active stewards.

  • Creative Nature Learning

    Nature-inspired arts, photography, storytelling, games and outdoor challenges reinforce conservation values.

  • Wildlife Learning Game Drives

    Educational game drives let participants experience wildlife in its natural habitat alongside conservation professionals.

A pride of lions resting on a rock outcrop in Samburu National Reserve
Why Tempo Wild Cubs

Children don't just hear about conservation — they experience it.

They observe wildlife, walk beneath acacia trees, identify birds, learn from local conservationists, and build friendships while developing confidence, curiosity, leadership, and respect for nature.

  • Inspire future conservation champions.
  • Build environmental awareness from an early age.
  • Strengthen connections between communities and nature.
  • Celebrate Samburu's unique wildlife and cultural heritage.
  • Foster responsible outdoor recreation and stewardship.
  • Encourage young ambassadors for conservation.

Join us as we discover the wild, love nature, and protect the future.

Every child has the potential to make a difference. Come explore, make lifelong memories, and join a growing community protecting Kenya's natural heritage.