Our Kenya Safari guide course is in full swing and the students already had some amazing sightings. With Mount Kenya as a backdrop, landscapes teeming with wildlife and an experienced Kenyan instructor you will not have a dull moment.
Not to mention all the activity going on in and around our southern African camps. Anything from lions killing a Nyala a few meters from camp to great sightings on foot and game drives to even better educational opportunities.
EcoTraining showcases its commitment to wildlife conservation and environmental preservation by promoting sustainable practices and educating people about protecting endangered species. EcoTraining sets the bar high with its courses, trains field guides, and instils a sense of responsibility towards nature and wildlife.
The ancient art of tracking unveils the secrets of animal behaviour. We explore the key steps of identifying, interpreting, and tracking wild animals in the heart of the South African wilderness.
“Do not be afraid to get dirty. Get down on your knees and have a close look at the tracks. It is essential to take your time. You can make a mistake by being too quick on the trigger when identifying tracks,” said Gerhard Delport, a former EcoTracker student.
Thirty years of EcoTraining is a significant milestone. This celebration is a testament to EcoTraining’s long history of promoting field guiding and wildlife conservation. It’s an opportunity to inspire the next generation of passionate individuals who will continue the legacy of creating guardians of the natural world.
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