Entries Tagged ‘safari’:
filed in Africa, Announcements, Gap Year, South Africa on Jan.27, 2012
Hi Guy, The leapers have been very busy during the last few weeks. The first week: They removed fences from the old horse paddock for the new elephant paddock. The started to build the dam in the elephant camp for the tame elephants going in there too. On Friday the leapers left for their excursion [...]
Tags: adventure, Africa, animal conservation, Building, community projects, conservation, Eco-Tourism, Elephants, Gap Year, Painting, safari, school, Teaching, Travel, Volunteer, volunteering, Work experience
filed in Africa, Announcements, Gap Year, Tanzania on Jan.18, 2012
Hi Michaela, Just to let you know that the group are all doing really well! The leapers have been working on the construction of a classroom at the Maasai village. They have had a nice time and witnessed a Maasai warriors dance during their initiation at the village as well. At the weekend the group [...]
Tags: adventure, Africa, animal conservation, Career Break, community projects, conservation, Eco-Tourism, Elephants, Gap Year, orphanage, orphans, safari, Tanzania, Travel, Volunteer, volunteering, Volunteers, Work experience
filed in Africa, Announcements, Botswana on Oct.26, 2011
Overview of Solo Botswana Trip 03 July – 27 September 2011 – Elise Shaw The tangerine coloured sun rose magestically over the Makgadikgadi National Park waking the animals, birds, guests and staff from their slumber. So began another day in magical Botswana. The three months as a solo volunteer placement with Desert & Delta Safaris [...]
Tags: adventure, Africa, animal conservation, Career Break, conservation, Eco-Tourism, Elephants, holiday, safari, Safari Camps, Travel, Volunteer, volunteering, Volunteers, Work experience
filed in Africa, Announcements, Kenya on Sep.28, 2011
Sophie Mara – Serian Camp, August – October 2011. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SERIAN VOLUNTEER 6.30am Wake up to the sound of the Mara river flowing at quite a pace just feet away from my tent, It has rained every night since I arrived at Serian’s mobile camp, so the river is [...]
Tags: Africa, animal conservation, Career Break, conservation, Kenya, Mara River, safari, Safari Camps, Volunteer
filed in Africa, Announcements, Tanzania on Sep.23, 2011
Hi to Guy and everyone in the office! The girls are doing really well. They are now about to finish their third week and are now doing painting work at the Moshono government school. Last week they finished doing construction work at the Faraja Center. Mbasa and I are putting an impact report together with [...]
Tags: adventure, Africa, animal conservation, climbing kilimanjaro, community projects, Eco-Tourism, Ecuador, Elephants, Gap Year, Painting, safari, Safari Camps, Tanzania, Travel, Volunteer, volunteering, Volunteers, Work experience
filed in Africa, Announcements, Kenya on Sep.23, 2011
Hi Guy, Hope you’re well back in the UK office! The entire group have been in Mwaluganje (the elephant sanctuary) this week and just spoke to their Program Coordinator. It’s been a great week as they celebrated Peace One Day on the 21st September at Ngonzini Primary School with the idea of human-wildlife cooperation and [...]
Tags: Africa, animal conservation, conservation, Elephants, Kenya, safari, Travel, volunteering, Work experience
filed in Africa, Announcements, Kenya on Sep.08, 2011
HI Guy, The group are all getting on really well and everyone’s mixing really well too! We are focusing on two main projects right now in Muhaka – finishing desks for a little nursery school that we just finished renovating and the other group is focusing on making an eco-house on our new and most [...]
Tags: Africa, Building, Gap Year, Kenya, safari, Travel, Volunteer, volunteering, Volunteers, Work experience
filed in Africa, Announcements, Gap Year, South Africa on Sep.07, 2011
Hi Guy and everyone else in the office, All is going well here and the team have settled in really well! This past week the girls have been busy with conservation work. They have been involved in the following: •bush clearing of a burnt area after a bush fire that come through Kwa Madwala. These [...]
Tags: Africa, animal conservation, conservation, Elephants, Gap Year, safari, South Africa, Volunteer, volunteering, Volunteers
filed in Africa, Gap Year, Kenya on Aug.25, 2011
Have you ever dreamed of exploring Kenya on your gap year? Its one of the most breathtaking countries on the amazing continent that is Africa!! The endless plains of the serengeti, the Big 5, living with incredible indigenous tribes and with local communities, learning about their traditions and learning their traditional dances, teaching english, working [...]
Tags: Africa, beach, beaches, community projects, conservation, Eco-Tourism, Elephants, Gap Year, Kenya, orphanage, orphans, safari, Teaching, Travel, Volunteer, Volunteers, Work experience
filed in Kenya, Solo on Feb.14, 2011
Day 34 Monday 7th Feb Today was a strange day. It should have been superb but I felt deflated at the end. It started badly when one of the drivers was a little self-interested in himself and his group (a bunch from Chile he had driven for last year). Instead of arriving in camp for [...]
Tags: cheetahs, crocodiles, elephant, Hippo, lion, Monkeys, rolls royce, safari