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Namibia Field Guide Training Programme
 

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Namibia Field Guide Training Programme

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This course is the perfect combination of wildlife, conservation, game drives and walks, education and fun! If you are keen to learn about the wildlife of Africa and their delicate ecosystems within the National parks and reserves, then this is the programme for you!

The Programme

Spend your six weeks training for the FGASA Level 1 exam, enjoying the great outdoors amongst the stunning scenery. The Namibian Field Guide Training Programme is ideally suited to the adventurous traveller, seeking a unique educational wildlife experience in one of Africa’s last remaining open wilderness areas.

The Caprivi strip is a piece of a different Africa; a verdant land of woodlands and flood plains where rivers never run dry, interconnected by the mighty Zambezi river, the Okavango Delta and Chobe River, lying in the north-east Kalahari desert.

This programme operates in the most beautifully wild areas of the Caprivi Region, surrounded by an abundance of wildlife such as Kudu, African Wild Dog, Cheetah, Hyena, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo and Lion.

Please Note: This programme will be restructured towards the end of 2008 ready in time for the 2009 volunteers. Therefore, this itinerary may vary from the information above: please speak to the Africa team for further information.

Location

The Caprivi Region, in the tropical riverine woodlands of northeast Namibia.

Accommodation and Meals

The accommodation is situated adjacent to the Bwabwata National Park, on the banks of the beautiful Kwando River, which divides the Caprivi region into east and west and forms part of the border between Namibia and Botswana.

You will stay at the Bush Experiences’ designated camp, where you are provided with comfortable twin safari tents, fitted with beds and side-tables. Meals are included in the price of the programme
 
 

Programme Overview


Duration & Price:
 
6 weeks £1649


How to book & pay:
Pay £195 deposit to book. Balance due 12 weeks prior to departure.

What is included?
Airport transfer 
Orientation & training
Tuition materials 
Accommodation & meals
Qualification
Support and assistance
What is not included?
Flights
Extra activities not on itinerary
Travel Insurance
FGASA fees & registration costs
Soft drinks and alcohol
Email/Internet and calls

Programme Summary:
This exciting 6-week wildlife conservation programme that will enable you to identify and explain the behaviour of many South African mammals and plants and also explain the conservation, astronomy and geology of African nature reserves.
Other Namibia volunteer work

Programme dates:
1st July – 11th August 2008
13th October- 23rd November 2008
2009 dates to be confirmed: Please contact the Africa team.

Namibia Travel Advice:
Visit our Namibia Travel Advice page for useful travel information.

 

 
 
 

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