African - Migrating Mammals, Monkeys and Madagascar

Africa is a vast continent full of contrasts.

Regions of immense natural wealth and abundant wildlife are intermingled with rural communities and burgeoning urban populations. Balancing the needs of people and wildlife is just one of many environmental challenges facing Africans. Deforestation claims an area the size of Holland each year and shifting climatic conditions result in disastrous years for crops. The odds are daunting, but the risk in doing nothing is worse. Join one of our African projects for an unforgettable wildlife experience and to help find solutions to some of the challenges facing Africa today.

Please select from our extensive range of projects below:

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Cheetah

Help the world’s fastest mammal in a race against extinction in Namibia’s ranching heartland. Rendezvous:Windhoek, Namibia £1795 - £2695  15-22 days Easy

 

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Elephants of Tsavo

Help researchers monitor the behavior and range of elephants in the breathtaking Kenyan savannah. Rendezvous:Nairobi, Kenya £1945 11 days Moderate

 

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South Africa’s Brown Hyaenas

Help improve the odds for brown hyaenas and other wildlife in spectacular Pilanesberg National Park Rendezvous:Johannesburg, South Africa £1550 - £1650  12 days Moderate

 

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Carnivores of Madagascar

Help monitor Madagascar’s mysterious predator, the fossa, and protect its fragile island habitat. Rendezvous:Mahajanga, Madagascar £1395 13 days Strenuous

 

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Carnivores of Madagascar - Teen

Help monitor Madagascar’s mysterious predator, the fossa, and protect its fragile island habitat. Rendezvous:Antananarivo, Madagascar £1630 13 days Strenuous

 

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