We pride ourselves on sustainable community and conservation projects that our volunteers take part and for the charities that we support . You too can help support these projects and charities through specific links found below. We can assure you that the funds go directly to the projects. Here's just a little taster.....jpg)
Sponsor A Child: Help educate children by paying for school fees, providing school uniforms and three meals a day. Recently the children were able to participate on an educational school outing due to the sponsorship received.
Planet Green:Ocean Blue: Plant trees in Africa by offsetting your own carbon emissions and watch them grow on google earth!
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Buy a collar - Save a life: One VHF collar can literally save an animals' life. Currently requiring 15 Wild Dog, 5 Cheetah and 3 Elephant collars.
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Camera Traps: Remote camera traps allow conservation managers to estimate the status of their endangered species. Now starting a Cheetah survey on a 180 000 ha park and will need 40 camera traps to complete the survey. These cameras have a life span of over 5 years and they will be able to use them for a number of other surveys over the years.
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4x4. Three projects lined up all needing a 4x4 to kick start the projects.
Dyer Island Conservation Trust: Buy a man-made penguin nest to encourage breeding on Dyer Island, help fund seabird rehabilitation and Shark Research in Gansbaai.
Dollars For Change:Inspiring people to take part in the fight against poverty. Dedicated to effecting real change in impoverished communities.
Lulisandla Kwmtwana Meaning 'reach out to the children' and is organisation that supports over 4000 vulnerable children in the local community. A foster care centre for orphananed children in remote areas. Click the link to make a donation.
Hippo Roller A charity that aims to improve access to water for needy households by making it possible to collect 90 litres of clean water in less time, with greater ease resulting in better health and more time for other activities and reducing the rate of fatal gastroenteritis seen in many communities.