The goal of the Cheetah Rewildling Program is to care for and train cheetah cubs to hunt, to avoid contact with potential threats, and prepare the cubs for release into the wild.
The goal of this project is to optimize management practices in a 25,000 hectare nature reserve in the lowveld area of South Africa by working with biologists, park rangers, and other interns to monitor and record data about the organisms on this reserve.
The goal of the Whales, Dolphins and Marine Megafauna internship program is to combine research, conservation, and education to raise awareness about marine ecosystems and issues in Plettenberg Bay.
The goal of the African Wildlife Rehab and Release is to receive, triage, rehab and then release a wide variety of wildlife that is injured in Kruger Park and surrounding areas.
The goal of the Rhino Rehab and Release Project is to triage orphaned rhinos and then rehabilitate them until they can be released into a wild game reserve.
The goal of the human-elephant project is to use scientific research, community engagement, best practices, and education to improve conservation and coexistence challenges for elephants and people in both rural and urban settings near Victoria Falls.
Our project aims to reduce human-hyena conflict at Lake Eyasi by understanding hyena population dynamics and their impact on local livelihoods addressing the needs of both communities and hyenas.
