Beyond game drives , you’ll become an active participant in protecting the wilderness.
Engage with dedicated teams on vital research projects, including conducting vigilant surveys, monitoring wildlife through camera traps and identification kits.
Your involvement extends to the community, where you can contribute to water sanitation and rhino conservation efforts.
This is a journey to the heart of Africa, where you don’t just observe, you make a difference.
Activities:
Practical Telemetry
By using advanced VHF and satellite collars we are able to track and monitor animal movements and habitat use, thus ensuring their health and well-being. Participants will learn how to use the Telemetry and input this data for reserve management.
Anti-Poaching Walk
Our team works alongside Anti-poaching rangers, assisting with essential tasks such as fence patrols, rhino monitoring and reserve patrols to ensure safety of our wildlife.
Track and Signs
Develop your wildlife tracking skills as you learn to follow animals ranging from frogs to lions, and interpret the diverse tracks and signs they leave behind.
Reserve Work
Assist the reserve with essential tasks such as bush clearing, road maintenance and litter cleanups.
Research Projects
Participants at Nambiti Game Reserve, work alongside the management team to collect important conservation data. From camera trap surveys and species identification to specialised research on aardvarks, aardwolves and other key species.
Zulu Cultural Immersion
Sustainable schools
We offer under-resourced local schools curriculum aligned practical geography, biology and water conservation lessons that take place outside of the classroom for greater impact.
Interventions
Take part in vital interventions that help protect priority species such as rhino, buffalo, elephant, lion and cheetah. These efforts enable us to monitor their movements, enhance their safety, and reduce their vulnerability to poaching.
Sports Coaching
We Partner with Kidz Africa through the Coach the Coach programme, which empowers unemployed community members and existing coaches. The programme teaches child development, emotional intelligence, positive communication, helping coaches inspire and guide young through sport while ensuring every child feels supported.
Wildlife Education
We team up with Project Rhino to visit local community schools, inspiring and educating students about wildlife and the urgent issue of poaching. Our goal is to bridge the gap in environmental education helping young minds develop a deep appreciation for wildlife, empowering them to become future protectors of our natural heritage.