The team, based in Western Cape, South Africa is largely based in Stellenbosch and supported by a satellite team in Cape Town. We have well-established relationships with a variety of community partners in and around the previously disadvantaged areas ofStellenbosch, such as in Jamestown and Kayamandi, where our primary operations are based. Our project link well with after-care programmes and environmental clubs, spanning across both primary and secondary school age groups. Excursions are both terrestrial and marine-based with a large focussed placed on tackling local problems, especially from the surrounding farming communities. Holiday programmes are also being crafted and this far we have been privileged to be working alongside The Pebbles Project in the Hemel and Aarde Valley, Hermanus. We have a diverse, passionate group of students who have contributed a massive amount of time and effort into making a difference. They continue to do so every day, and for that, we are ever grateful.
the basics Let’s first have a look at what all of this means.Canned hunting is the hunting of captive-bred animals in small enclosures, which makes it easier for hunters to track the animals, and the smaller areas make it more difficult for the animals to get away....
Cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) were once widely distributed throughout sub-Saharan Africa all the way through to Asia. At the moment they are classified as “vulnerable” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species - this is...
OP PrimaryOur newest addition to our family, the Onderstepoort LiC team, just completed their first set of lessons at Onderstepoort Primary School, and what an incredible 12 weeks it was!Instead of our usual 6 week course, we spent 12 weeks teaching 2 classes of 65...
