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Sustainability in Practice

Yesterday we arrived at Homtini Eco-lodge in Knysna! The owner Jeremy gave us a talk about food security/sovereignty as…

Ethical, Economic and Social Perspectives on Conservation

Shark diving today!!! As excited as I was about it, I still had some hesitations and mixed feelings…

Community gardens, swimming with seals, and a botany lecture

Yesterday, we woke up a bit early to go on our seal-swimming escapade. After jumping into our wetsuits…

Birds and Braais in Plettenberg Bay

Yesterday was mostly a driving day, so I’m thankful we spent some time on Table Mountain in the morning….

The Busiest Day Yet!

Today was definitely our busiest day thus far. We went on a hike of Lion’s Head, which supposedly looks…

Welcome to South Africa!

This series of blog posts follow one of our students, Madison Knutson, as she experiences South Africa through…

Testimonials

Conservation Global organized a dually educational and adventurous experience across South Africa. As a student I was able to learn more about apartheid and its effects on the nation from prominent political leaders. Also, I was able to better understand the needs and efforts of conservationists across the area to protect some of the worlds most endangered animals. From finding dolphins in the Indian Ocean, cage diving with great whites, and spotting lions on the game reserve, this experience reestablished the necessity in myself to protect our wild lands across the globe. If we do not protect them, who will?

Anna Hixson March 25th, 2015

Conservation Global provided a comprehensive and engaging travel experience for a group of seasoned travelers. My expectations were exceeded due to the organization’s ability to strike a balance between learning and fun, academics were firmly grounded as the motivation for all activities. We had access to sustainability focused thought leaders who were great privileges to learn from; many of whom were only accessible through this fantastic organization and their vast network of environmentalists. From a beautiful sunrise hike of Lion’s Head in Cape Town to spending time with the students at Tsiba college in Knysna, I would happily relive this trip in a heartbeat. I am grateful for Conservation Global and the time and energy they put in to ensure a memorable, inspiring and educational South African adventure for all involved.

Morgan Mellinger May 24th, 2016

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