Join the EcoTraining learning Safari featured in Destination East Africa recently

For more than a decade, we have been sending people of all ages and walks of life into the African wilderness to learn about the environment in exciting, in-depth and sensitive ways.

Our courses provide participants with an exciting never-to-be-forgotten learning adventure. Our instructors have years of experience guiding tourists around Africa, and now they are giving something back to the wilderness that they love by sharing their knowledge, experience and wisdom with students who attend our courses. In addition, a cook and an assistant keep the students fed and the camp clean, so allowing students to focus on the learning experience. Our training takes place at our bush Camps, Which collectively open the door to 91 000 hectares of stunning wilderness areas in Africa teeming with game, including the big five as well as antelope and a huge diversity of birds.

Let us guide you while you choose out of our wide spectrum of courses, for the professional and the adventurous!
The weekend subscribers will get a 10% discount on the short breaks mentioned below:

The Lewa wildlife conservancy in Kenya offers a learning opportunity for future guides and wildlife thrills for the adventure seeker in you. Join the next group of participants in February for the adventure of a lifetime. You don’t have to be a guide to experience this Safari; you only need to have a passion for the bush and an inquisitive mind.

Our signature course consists of 28 adventure packed days living and learning in the Lewa conservancy. During your stay you will take part in a variety of learning activities while walking and driving in one of the most beautiful places in East Africa.

The course is structured to maximize the practical experience of our students in the bush, emerging the participant in nature. Each day allows for hours spent in the field interpreting the ecology and enjoying the wildlife experience

The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a private reserve in north-east Kenya near Mount Kenya National Park, Samburu and the Aberdares. The number of visitors to Lewa has been greatly restricted, giving you the opportunity to experience Africa at its wildest. Lewa is malaria-free and is situated at 4,500 to 6,500 feet (1,400-2,000 metres) above sea level.

The weekend subscribers will qualify for a 10% discount on the Kenya course. Remember to mention “the weekend “in your correspondence

Contact enquiries@ecotraining.co.za or visit our website for more information at www.ecotraining.co.za
Tel: 013 752 2532