Each week the students are involved in outreaches here locally. This is a great opportunity for them to give back into local communities, and it is a learning time seeing how to practically use many of the teachings and skills they are learning.
Archive for September, 2011
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I would like to share with you a funny thing that happened quite a while ago when I was still working with the volunteers at the Cheetah Project. We had to dip two rhinos… me and two other volunteers (Ellie & Hannah) decided we are not going to follow the boring route and decided it will be [...]
Have a safe trip back home Jeannet & Will
Posted: 5th September 2011 by bushwhacked in Wildlife StudentsTags: cheetah project, Honey badger, Kruger National Park, rescued animals, safe trip
Bushwhacked would like to wish Jeannet Vaage and Will Garton a safe trip back home today. We hope you had a wonderful time at the Cheetah Project with memories to fill a life time!! They had some wonderful experience with the animals… First was a leopard rescued from unfortunate circumstances, and second was a Bateleur [...]
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Welcome Niall
Posted: 4th September 2011 by bushwhacked in Wildlife StudentsTags: wildlife students
We would like to welcome Niall Thompson to the Wildlife Students/Bushwhacked team He will help with the advertising of our volunteer programs. Niall is currently a veterinary student in his second year at UCD in Ireland. Niall joined the 3 week program at the Cheetah project in June this year and returned with so many [...]