14 Day R13 475 (£1,200 approx) | 28 Day
R23 100 (£2,000 approx)
42 Day R34 650 (£3,030 approx) | 56
Day R46 200 (£3,980 approx)
Price
paid to us is the equivalent in UK British Pounds
Price includes:
Trips,
accommodation and food
Price excludes: flights,
transfers (depending on where from)
Money required for
any activities you may want to do on your time off
(white water rafting, ballooning, groceries and
other necessities..
Projects start every month Jan to
Dec see PDF for further info
Some of the exciting things you could be doing
during your stay!
Working with the animals:
Elephants / horses / cattle
Game Capture: Helping with
game capture and release to restock the 2,000
hectare reserve!
Local Community work:
Help upgrade and
maintain the local school Assist with
establishing a self-sufficient vegetable garden for
the school | Help with educating people about the
value of the wildlife and the surrounding ecosystems
and how they can utilise this | Help the local
people with business projects and learning new
skills
Reserve maintenance: fence patrols and repair,
road maintenance, anti poaching
Wild Elephant Research: get
to join our Balule Conservation Project for 3 / 4
days in the heart of wild greater Kruger and assist
with this vital project. Located in a rustic and
remote bush camp.
Kruger
National Park Visits: Included in the price is a
sleep out in the famous Kruger Park - inside a
wildlife hide!
This project offers the opportunity to
work on both community based projects and wildlife
based projects, during intensive 14-day, 28-day,
42-day and 56 day programs. The EWVP motto is
‘Conservation through Education and Interaction’ and
we try offer the students a holistic view on
conservation, by showing both the people affected by
Conservation and Conservation issues today.
The program focuses on the
Conservational aspects of running the conservancy
and wildlife in conjunction with the community, the
Animal husbandry aspects of looking after the
elephant, horses and cattle as well as uplifting
community projects
Running the conservancy will require
that students participate in activities such as
anti-poaching patrols, fence patrols, bush clearing,
maintenance of infrastructure, research on wildlife
and flora within the reserve and at times game
capture and release.
The conservational aspect of the
course is the many lectures given at night which
cover many of the issues surrounding wildlife
management in Africa today as well as educational
lectures on animals, plants, birds, insects spoor
(animal tracks) and so on.
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