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Endangered Species Protection





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About the program
The Endangered Species Project allows you to participate in hands on monitoring of some of Africa’s most endangered species.
About the Program
The Endangered Species Project allows you to participate in hands on monitoring of some of Africa’s most endangered species such as Rhino, Cheetah and Southern Ground Hornbill.
This project is ideal if you want to truly experience the “wild” side of Africa. Our bush camp is ...
Typical day
Monday: Project start day. Town trip to pick up volunteers and restock supplies.
Tuesday - Friday: Mornings will consist of monitoring walks to locate the rhino and cheetah. You will learn how to identify and age their tracks and how to record this information. Once the animals have been located ...
Free-time activities
The volunteer accommodation features a large outdoor social area. During free time, volunteers can relax in this area and enjoy a braai (South African BBQ). As the farm is remote from the town and the days are quite full of activities, during the work-week free time activities are limited. However, ...
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