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Hoedspruit Research and Breeding Centre
The Hoedspruit Research and Breeding Centre for Endangered Species is internationally renowned for its successful breeding programs. Kapama Private Game Reserve is a 12 000 hectare game reserve situated west of the Kruger National Park, surrounded by African Bushveld and boasting the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant).
Students of all nationalities and ages have taken part in the project. The project is an operational unit with many activities and opportunities to which the students are exposed.
Students take part in this project for various reasons including, animal science, environmental or veterinary studies or just for the love of the animals and the experience of living in the African bush. Accommodation and facilities compliment a true African Experience.
For a full program outline, please download PDF document.
Students of all nationalities and ages have taken part in the project. The project is an operational unit with many activities and opportunities to which the students are exposed.
Students take part in this project for various reasons including, animal science, environmental or veterinary studies or just for the love of the animals and the experience of living in the African bush. Accommodation and facilities compliment a true African Experience.
For a full program outline, please download PDF document.
Whipalong Program
Programs
This program offers volunteers the opportunity to train and work with horses in a pristine environment. The aim is to involve volunteers in the daily routine of a horse trainer.
This program is presented in the small town of Kampersrus, at the foot of the Drakensberg. This environment ensures that both horse and student are in close contact with the spectacular surroundings.
The horses come from an abusive background and were brought in as rescue cases. It is therefore amazing to see how a horse gets transformed from an aggressive, nervous horse to a confident, relaxed ride through lots of perseverance, patience and love.
For a full program outline, please download PDF document.
This program is presented in the small town of Kampersrus, at the foot of the Drakensberg. This environment ensures that both horse and student are in close contact with the spectacular surroundings.
The horses come from an abusive background and were brought in as rescue cases. It is therefore amazing to see how a horse gets transformed from an aggressive, nervous horse to a confident, relaxed ride through lots of perseverance, patience and love.
For a full program outline, please download PDF document.
