Project Report
| Oct 8, 2021
Conservation by education and engagement!
By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
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Introduction
Conservation is a collaborative effort between communities, landowners, policymakers, educators, scientists. South Africa has a rich wildlife population that will become increasingly threatened if we don't work together to educate and create awareness
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The positive impact can be seen in our classes through the change of attitudes towards the environment these children live in. We hope to engage & excite as many students and teachers as possible to preserve their natural resources, ensuring survival for many generations to come. A donation of $50 covers the cost of sending a local game ranger to a local school to talk about protecting rhino and the consequences of rhino poaching.
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Jun 8, 2021
Conservation is a collaborative effort!
By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
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Introduction
Conservation is a collaborative effort between communities, landowners, policymakers, educators, scientists & so on. It requires long-term investment and multi-party engagement, which is often hard to achieve when such a high percentage of the population is living in poverty and without access to any form of wildlife or conservation education. South Africa has a rich wildlife population that will become increasingly threatened if we don't work together to educate and create awareness.
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Partnered with local schools, we will work with them to make improvements on the availability of resources for quality environmental conservation education. This involves classroom learning combined with a practical education in the environment itself. Our engagement with these young, developing minds on topics such as ecology, pollution & poaching will help to cement the importance of preservation of their natural world. This month unfortunately one of the farms lost 3 rhino to poaching so we supported them with 3 months salary for emergency response anti poaching rangers to protect the rhinos that are left!
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Feb 2, 2021
Conservation begins with our youth!
By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
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Introduction
Rural areas that are home the Big 5 also have the highest level of poverty in South Africa, with some areas at 78.9% of the population living below the national poverty line. Conservation is a collaborative effort between communities, landowners, policymakers, educators, scientists & so on. It requires long-term investment and multi-party engagement.
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This year we have partnered with several local schools, where we will work to make improvements on the availability of resources for quality environmental conservation education. This involves classroom learning combined with a practical education in the environment itself. Our engagement with these young, developing minds on topics such as ecology, pollution & poaching will help to cement the importance of preservation of their natural world.
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