This 14-day program immerses students in hands-on conservation work within a private conservancy linking two National Parks. Students assist rangers and researchers with wildlife surveys, ecological monitoring, giraffe population assessments, vegetation studies, and opportunistic sightings of birds and predators.

Participants also support water provision in an arid landscape by monitoring and maintaining solar-powered boreholes, helping sustain local wildlife. Roles shift across habitats, offering insight into ecosystem dynamics, species interactions, and practical conservation challenges.

Accommodation is in canvas tents with beds, hot showers, and shared facilities, with occasional overnight bush camps for an authentic wilderness experience. This program is ideal for students of biology, ecology, and conservation disciplines seeking practical field experience and meaningful contribution to wildlife management.

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