Having to compete with humans for space has reduced the population size of big cats in Africa, but andBeyond partners with local organizations to help protect ecosystems and conserve wildlife. As part of the Lionscape Coalition, formed between various ecotourism companies and the Lion Recovery Fund, andBeyond hopes to double the lion population at Sabi Sand Private Reserve by 2050. A separate collaboration with nonprofit Panthera aims to increase resources for leopard preservation, education, and conservation-driven policy. Since 2018, guides at Sabi Sand have spotted 984 leopards, proving the success of this project.

Over the years, andBeyond Tengile River Lodge has worked hard to protect the environment, reducing its carbon footprint with its wastewater treatment plant and on-site bottling plant that have enabled the lodge and its sister property to reuse an average of 40,000 liters of water per day and eliminate over 53,000 water bottles annually. andBeyond also works with the nonprofit Wild Impact to combat climate change through the Greater Kruger Climate Resilient Communities program, which has established culinary gardens at early childhood development and disability centers in 17 African communities.

To provide more training and job opportunities, andBeyond and Wild Impact have developed several crucial programs. Through Future Foundations, new school campuses and medical facilities have been built to enhance the local children's social, educational, and health needs. College-aged students are invited to apply for the Community Leaders Education Fund, which has given out more than 1,200 scholarships to those who live in rural African communities, while additional programming offers skill development and mentorship.