In collaboration with our partner EHRA, we offer an advanced Fellowship Program that spans two countries and ecosystems. The journey begins with two weeks at Dabchick Reserve in South Africa, where you'll engage in biodiversity and habitat conservation. You’ll then continue your adventure in the Namibian desert, tracking elephants, experiencing vast untouched landscapes, and supporting EHRA’s hands-on efforts to protect wild elephants. This unique program combines reserve-based conservation with community-driven wildlife protection — offering a powerful, well-rounded experience in conservation.
Back to Basics: EHRA is one of the only organisations focusing on human-wildlife conflict mitigation. We believe it is possible for both to coexist amicably. The majority of the work that we do is concentrated in the North West region of Namibia, known as the Southern Kunene region, which is considered one of the most stunning areas in the world. Its free-roaming desert elephants are among the most special wildlife you will ever see. Their ability to survive in the harsh conditions of the Namib Desert showcase nature at its best. Expect to get sweaty, learn about conservation, make new friends, sleep under the stars and enjoy the natural surroundings. All cooking is done over the fire. We work in groups taking turns to be on kitchen duty, which includes providing ‘coffee-in-bed’ in the mornings, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Duration:
4 weeks
Program dates:
9. June - 20 June
23. June - 4. July
Minimum age and
# of participants:
18+ years
2 people
Price:
2.895€
(The price includes food, accommodation, program, equipment and
all transportation except flights and insurance. While you are in Johannesburg
and Swakopmund, food is not included.)
Discover the activities provided at Dabchick Wildlife Reserve and Cape RADD.