Skydive for Colobus Conservation

News updates from the Diani based Colobus Conservation

Skydive for Colobus

Colobus Conservation has recently joined forces with Skydive Diani, who will be supporting Colobus Conservation by providing charity skydives. Providing a fantastic opportunity to enjoy Diani from both above and on the ground, as all jumpers will also receive a free tour, truly experiencing the beauty of Diani and its inhabitants.

To kick start of this partnership we want to throw some of our fantastic staff out of the plane, we promise they have agreed to this! We are asking for sponsorship from all you wonderful supporters. Not only will you be providing them with an experience of a life time, giving them a well-deserved break from their hard work but also helping support Colobus Conservation. If you have ever been fortunate enough to meet the team you will know how much they deserve this.

If you are a resident of Kenya or just visiting, why not join us and skydive for Colobus, simply raise $500 of sponsorship and join us in a once in a life time experience. This is a chance to experience the beauty of Diani from a unique perspective.

P lease support this great cause and sponsor Team Colobus, and if you are feeling even more daring join us for a tandem skydive. We promise you, you won’t regret it!

Feel free to contact us if you would like any further information.

Team Colobus
https://www.gofundme.com/skydiveforcolobus

Our mailing address is:
Colobus Conservation
P.O. Box 5380
Diani Beach
Mombasa 80401
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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome is the founder and publisher of ATCNews, Eastern Africa’s leading aviation, tourism and conservation news blog of its kind. Wolfgang has over 48 years of experience in the tourism, aviation and conservation fields in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, covering all aspects of safari-, hotel- and air-operations.

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