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Ethical wildlife tourism

What Does Ethical Wildlife Tourism Look Like?

As travelers become more conscious of their impact, ethical wildlife tourism is evolving. People want to connect with animals in meaningful, respectful ways—but not all wildlife experiences benefit the animals as well as the humans. While some places prioritize animal care, education, transparency, and conservation, others still rely on outdated, exploitative practices that may do

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Luxury Wildlife Escape

Luxury Wildlife Escape: Your Guide to Visiting Longneck Manor

If you’re dreaming of a once-in-a-lifetime luxury wildlife escape that blends beautiful lodging with up-close animal encounters, Longneck Manor in Fredericksburg, Texas delivers just that—and so much more. Nestled in the rolling Texas Hill Country, this one-of-a-kind wildlife conservation destination offers guests the rare chance to wake up with giraffes, watch rhinos roam at sunset,

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Free Will Philosophy

Embracing Free Will With Animals

We use A Compassionate Approach to Animal Care at Longneck Manor At Longneck Manor, an AZA-accredited conservation destination in Fredericksburg, Texas, our mission extends beyond eco-tourism and wildlife conservation—we strive to create an environment where animals under human care can thrive physically, emotionally, and behaviorally. One of the core philosophies that guide our care practices

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Sustainable Tourism in the Texas Hill Country

Sustainable Tourism in the Texas Hill Country

Longneck Manor: Luxury travel with ecotourism in mind. As the world becomes increasingly connected and travel more accessible, the impact of tourism on wildlife and their habitats has grown significantly. While tourism can sometimes contribute to environmental degradation, sustainable tourism offers a powerful solution to protecting wildlife and preserving natural ecosystems. By choosing responsible travel

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