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Working Holidays / Student
gap year for individuals / families
in a wildlife conservation project on a game reserve in South Africa |
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Modgaji Conservation Projects Vision:
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To develop marginal farmlands to Game
Reserves which will allow for the release of endemic species of
wildlife, and the protection of flora, and fauna.
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To develop and acquire land for conservation,
to enable breeding of Cheetah, leopard and other endangered
wildlife creating a population of free roaming game so their
offspring can be relocated to other reserves living under
natural conditions.
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To benefit communities through conservation
and tourism.
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About Us:
Will and Sharon van Duyn have been actively dedicated to conservation since 1989. Having been involved in the establishment of several game reserves around South Africa, and the re-introduction of many animal species back into their natural habitat, their commitment to conserve nature continues into this exciting project.
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The Modgaji project has been working with a number of world renowned conservation bodies. |
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