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Newly opened Discovery Centre, part museum exhibit and part lecture theatre,
Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti.
Serengeti, April 5, 2013 – Launching June 2013, the Discovery Centre at Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti will allow guests to explore Tanzania’s remarkable wilderness, wildlife, people and culture.
Part museum exhibit, part lecture theatre, the Discovery Centre will be the first lodge-based conservation research and education platform in the Serengeti.
Visitors will be guided through the Serengeti’s key attributes by the Lodge’s experts, drawing on a series of displays, exhibition boards and interactive presentations, complemented by periodic focus talks by guest speakers.
In addition to the Discovery Centre, the team of experts will be closely involved with a number of the Serengeti’s wildlife research and conservation projects, and interested guests will be invited to participate in specialist research projects.
The research will include using the latest photographic techniques to track and identify animals, allowing guests to personally monitor the behavior and movements of wildlife around the Lodge during their stay.
Oli Dreike, The Discovery Centre General Manager adds, "The new Discovery Centre is not on only an education tool, it is an exciting opportunity to show our guests what an incredibly special and fascinating place the Serengeti is. By getting guests involved in current research projects like Snapshot Serengeti and Cheetah Watch, we hope that they will gain a deeper understanding of the park's wildlife, while also being able to carry on their safari experience once they are back at home."
The 77-room Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti opened in December 2012 and is particularly well-suited for first-time safari travelers, extended families and groups. It includes 12 suites with plunge pools, five free-standing villas with private swimming pools, a [Back to Press Releases Main]
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