Jim Brett has entered into a new phase of this Africa work. In July 2009 he was selected by the Tanzania Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism's Division of Antiquities to become Director of the Ngare Sero Project.

This paleoanthropological project was developed by Jim and a team of scientists including geologists, anthropologists and conservationists to study newly chronicled hominid footprints located in the rift valley of Tanzania. Working with local Maasai Tribal leaders in the village of Ngare Sero near Lake Natron the Ngare Sero Project Team is looking at the footprints embedded in lava tuff to determine their age and habitat at the time they were created by 130,000 year old Homo sapiens. Hence they represent the oldest known trackways of early man on the planet.

A limited number of individuals will be able to join Jim at the site where the footprints are being studied. Contact Jim Brett to learn more about the discoveries at Lake Natron as well as many other safari options available to those interested in journeys through Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda.

The journeys created by the Naturecorp Group are of the finest quality and those individuals who select TREKS for their East African adventures will be involved in life-changing experiences.

TREKS Classic Tented Safaris are designed for the discriminating traveler and their families who desire nothing but the finest in adventure experiences. Each safari is individually crafted by the prospective traveler and administered by Jim Brett and his staff along with his partners at GOOD EARTH TOURS.

If what your looking for is travel in Africa unencumbered by the normal African "Milk Run" safaris with an abundance of tourists, then contact the Naturecorp Group and TREKS.