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Inspiring wildlife conservation through unforgettable expeditions

Take your university studies into the field with 15 to 22 day immersive expeditions led by veterinarians, researchers and conservation professionals.

Get closer to Africa's wildlife and the conservation work behind the scenes, learning directly from the researchers, rangers and conservationists protecting Africa's biodiversity.

Gain practical experience in wildlife conservation alongside experienced practitioners, developing insight into biodiversity management, ecological monitoring, conservation initiatives and community engagement across Southern Africa’s key wildlife areas.

Let us design a unique expedition tailored to your group, drawing on our vast experience and network of professionals to bring the exact focus areas and practical projects together to fit your requirements.

ABOUT ECOLIFE

For the past 30 years, EcoLife Expeditions has been bringing people into the heart of wildlife conservation and veterinary science across Southern Africa. Our expeditions provide direct access to the field, where participants learn alongside experienced wildlife veterinarians, conservationists, researchers and rangers working on real-world conservation challenges. From wildlife medicine and veterinary procedures to rehabilitation, capture operations, disease management and conservation research, our expeditions connect scientific knowledge with practical experience. We believe the most meaningful learning takes place in the field, through direct involvement and interaction with the professionals doing the work. With small groups and carefully developed programmes, EcoLife offers an educational experience that is authentic, practical and deeply connected to the future of Africa’s wildlife.

CONTACT 

      (+27) 63-689 5659 

      wild@ecolife.co.za 

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