Posts tagged “Volunteers”

The Kariega team joined hands to celebrate Mandela Day.

How do you fit all of the June action into one newsletter? All I can say is...darting, captures, releases. In only the month of June, volunteers were part of six amazing wildlife captures on the reserve.

Find out what the Wildlife Conservation Volunteers had to say about their stay. Thank you Christine, Akash, Megan, Danielle, Elodie, Dana, Natalie and Svenja for sharing a little about your time with us on the Kariega Game Reserve Volunteer Project. We are glad that you had a good time and we hope to see you all again someday soon!

Find out what the Wildlife Conservation Volunteers had to say about their stay. Thank you Malin, Agseir, Martha, Pam, Karen and Ross for sharing a little about your time with us on the Kariega Game Reserve Volunteer Project. We are so glad that you all had a good time and we hope to see you all again someday soon!

Today is Earth Day and this week the Kariega Conservation Volunteers started an exciting new conservation project: planting of the indigenous Spekboom onto the game park, also known as the ‘miracle tree of the century’. This incredible plant will improve the lives of all animals on the reserve, especially our elephants and antelope, not to mention being great for the environment!

Experiencing the African bush at Kariega Game Reserve

Living in the African bush is definitely something you can’t compare to anything on earth. The experiences, wildlife encounters and breath-taking views are things that one can never get...

African wildlife encounters on foot can be a whole different experience compared to being in a game viewing vehicle. 

These pictures show some of the current Kariega Game Reserve conservation volunteers enjoying a hike on the plains and...

I would like to thank Kariega for an amazing week of volunteering and also to new staff member Azel Crous! She is full of energy and great fun to be around with! The picture below was taken from the platform just outside the volunteer house on my...

She has been called “Bush child” and “African child” amongst others. These names vaguely describe her incredible passion for wildlife, Africa and its people. Azel is a young, passionate conservationist on a mission to involve and educate people...