WHAT WE DO
The Mozambican Association of Safari Operators (AMOS) represents and supports safari operators in Mozambique, promoting wildlife conservation, sustainable hunting tourism and the development of local communities.
Main Areas of Activity
Hunting Tourism
We promote Mozambique as an international destination for safaris and hunting tourism.
Nature Conservation
We encourage the conservation of biodiversity, ecosystems and natural resources.
Member Support
We share strategic information and promote cooperation among operators and professionals.
Responsible Hunting
We promote sustainable and responsible hunting practices in compliance with applicable legislation.
Community Development
We support initiatives that help improve the living conditions of rural communities.
Institutional Partnerships
We work with ANAC, BIOFUND, the Government, safari operators and conservation partners.
Annual Hunting Meeting
In coordination with ANAC, AMOS organises the Annual Hunting Meeting ahead of the opening of the hunting season.
The meeting provides an opportunity to discuss activity regulations, sustainable wildlife management and priorities for each hunting season.
CLCR Project
Funded by the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), in coordination with BIOFUND.
Business Development
Strengthening operators' capacity and promoting sustainable business models.
Community Partnerships
Building closer relationships among operators, communities and civil society organisations.
Professional Training
Training national professional hunters and integrating foreign professionals.
Sustainable Energy
Promoting clean energy technologies in hunting areas and local communities.
Conference on the Wildlife Economy
AMOS, in coordination with ANAC and BIOFUND, held a conference dedicated to developing a sustainable wildlife economy in Mozambique.
The meeting culminated in the presentation of the Maputo Declaration on the Wildlife Economy in Mozambique.
Read the Maputo Declaration
Solar Energy for Communities
In June 2026, AMOS, in partnership with safari operators and the local Government, distributed solar kits to families in the communities covered by the initiative.
The initiative aims to improve access to energy, support small economic activities and contribute to family well-being and local development.