Conservation
Our policy.

The owner of Seal Coast Safari purchased many years ago a pine forest of some 10,000 trees.  Over the years these have been tended by him and are now almost ready for harvest. After harvest in a few year’s time, the owner will re-plant in pine trees to continue the renewable cycle of sustainable forestry.

Each year these trees absorb more carbon than is emitted by our Sealmobiles.  In this way, we consider that the Seal Coast Safari as a venture has a very small carbon foot-print, which we are committed to reducing even further if technology provides any more means so to do.