Eko Tracks
http://www.ekotracks.com309 Park Meadow Dr. Cary, NC 27519 United States
Location
Namibia: Rural Areas, Swakopmund, Windhoek
This unique field expedition, led by a wildlife ecologist explores the landscapes, ecosystems, diversity of wildlife, conservation challenges and parks of Namibia. You will experience behind the scenes activities and discover considerably more than on a typical African safari.
Traveling through Namibia, it's stark beauty is portrayed by savannas, vast plains, mountains, canyons and deserts that attract the true nature lover. The initially perceived emptiness will soon reveal a multitude of life to those who look more carefully. Under the big blue skies a sense of peace and tranquility is all encompassing where you experience a feeling of getting away from it all.
Minimum Requirement
Participants must be at least 17 years of age to participate in this field expedition. There is no upper age limit, although you should be fit enough to be able to enjoy a camping experience.
Program Value
This expedition enhances participants knowledge of ecology, wildlife management, conservation and park management in Africa. Participants will also become culturally sensitive and proficient through exposure to different cultures and societies.
- Gain knowledge in managing wildlife populations from ecologists
- Participate in wildlife management techniques e.g. radio tracking
- Explore the oldest desert in the world and discover it's unique ecology
- Enjoy adventure activities such as sea kayaking, dolphin cruise, dune ATV riding and more
- Learn more about "Desert" elephant conservation and human-wildlife conflicts
- Visit one of Africa's largest national parks
- Observe the magnificent African wildlife and study animal behaviour
- Experience cheetah conservation up close
Worldwide Participants.
1 week
Our mission is to enhance our client's travel experience by providing ecotours that are adventurous and enlightening, thereby inspiring their interest in the natural world and thus promoting a lasting conservation perspective.
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