Wildlife training in South Africa

This is a unique opportunity for those who want to go beyond simply visiting a wildlife reserve. Each participant in this program will have the chance to gain a true experience of the savanna in its wildest and most unexpected form: elephants walking through the campsite, tropical heat, and surprisingly cold nights in winter. If you love nature and want to participate in the protection of endangered species in Africa, this project is for you!

This project focuses particularly on monitoring and researching all the animals in the reserve. Surveillance visits are conducted in the morning and afternoon, mainly in 4x4 vehicles. The tracking coincides with periods of increased activity of specific animals. During the drier winter months, there are several hides at water points that allow you to closely observe the different animals and their interactions. Volunteers are also responsible for maintenance work within the camp and the reserve as a whole.

This project specifically focuses on endangered species and is intended for the more adventurous among you. You will embark on foot for observation missions with our anti-poaching team in search of rhinos, cheetahs, and other endangered species: it's an incredible way to discover the bush! During the dry winter months, we use several hides located at waterholes, allowing you to observe the animals more closely. You will also spend a few nights camping in the bush.