Dear Student/Colleague


Eko Tracks offers study abroad programs in veterinary science and wildlife
conservation, internship in wildlife conservation and park management, a
volunteer opportunity in wildlife rehabilitation, a field expedition and
eco tours in southern Africa. These are specifically designed for students,
nature and outdoor lovers, adventurers and other interest groups.



The *veterinary study abroad program* in South Africa is designed for
students in veterinary science, vet tech or pre-vet with a focus on
wildlife veterinary science, wildlife diseases and medicine, participation
in capture and care of wild animals, breeding of rare species, wildlife
rehabilitation, ecosystems and biodiversity conservation. The
adventure-filled *wildlife conservation study abroad program* in South
Africa focuses on field techniques, sustainable resource utilization,
ecosystem and biodiversity conservation, game reserve and resort
management, and game capture operations. The above programs are offered
through lectures, field work and interactions with field vets, biologists
and conservationists. These programs are endorsed by the University of
Pretoria (South Africa) and the International Council for Game and Wildlife
Conservation.



The *wildlife conservation internship* is offered in a large biosphere
reserve in South Africa where you will acquire knowledge in vegetation
monitoring, wildlife population surveys including lions, rhinos and
elephants, habitat management, biodiversity and park management.



We also offer a *volunteer program* in Namibia at a wildlife sanctuary
where volunteers work with African wildlife including cheetahs, wild dogs,
lions, baboons etc.. New for 2013, this program can be extended to work on
a large private game reserve which holds four of the Big 5 species, or on a
reserve in the Namib Desert.



A unique *field expedition*, led by a wildlife ecologist explores the
landscapes, ecosystems, diversity of wildlife, conservation challenges and
parks of Namibia. You will experience behind the scenes activities and
discover considerably more than on a typical African safari.



Read more about these exciting educational programs (itinerary, dates,
prices etc.) on our website www.ekotracks.com and on Facebook ekotracks. If
you need further information, please contact me.



Sincerely


Werner Dörgeloh
[email protected]
Ph 919 234-7906
www.ekotracks.com

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