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Overview
Overview
Motse Wildlife Volunteers is a new program at Limpopo-Lipadi Game Reserve in which the volunteers stay on the reserve and get hands on with reserve activities everyday. This includes tracking the African Wild Dogs, monitoring the lions, leopards, elephants and other important species, farm-to-wild rehabilitation work, collect data on vegetation and animals for university science projects and wildlife recovery, visiting the local villages to participate in community conservation and learning about wildlife and wildlife science.
Volunteers stay in a converted old farm house in the north of the reserve in comfort, with running hot water, electricity, wi-fi and tours run anytime of the year. Just five and a half hours from Johannesburg Airport, we are a very accessible corner of Botswana.
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Our wild dog pups need constant monitoring - what are they doing, what have they been eating and how is the pack growing and changing. Eco-volunteers learn to individually identify members of the pack
A unique perspective on wildlife with zebra, giraffe, eland, kudu, wildebeest elephants and all the big predators.
Up close and personal, you never know what interesting bit of wildlife our eco-volunteers will encounter next.
Eco-volunteers will get some good work our in the bush with our guides to keep you on track and safe.
Tracking wildlife on foot? No problem
Set on the banks of the Limpopo River, this stunning game reserve has everything you might want to see in Africa.
Spend time with our latest big cats. Your work and assistance in Botswana ensures the future survival of these beautiful animals
ECo-volunteers having some time out to look at the Limpopo River
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