Conservation on Horseback with Tracking Predators

Job Type:
Temporary
Job Sector:
Wildlife and Conservation Jobs, Equine Jobs, Voluntary Animal Jobs
Region:
Africa
Area:
South Africa
Location:
Unspecified
Salary Description:
Volunteer Position
Posted:
05/05/2012
Start Date:
13/12/10
Recruiter:
African Conservation Experience
Job Ref:
Hanchi

LOVE HORSE RIDING AND BIG CATS? Combine conservation from horseback with tracking predators!

Set on a vast reserve in the rugged and wild bushland of the Limpopo Province of South Africa, the management of the endangered roan antelope is critical to its survival in the wild. From horseback, you will monitor the roan antelope, quizzical Tssessebe and stunning sable antelope as part of this successful breeding and relocation project. The sensitivity of the horse makes them ideal partners in traversing the bush and reserve management, ensuring game are less stressed and by nature alerting you to young and elusive animals.

- Monitor roan and sable antelope populations
- Patrol the reserve on horseback
- Learn how to track cheetah on foot, using telemetry equipment
- Study predator movements and behaviour
- Be responsible for equine husbandry and care
- Help with reserve management and maintenance

EQUINE COURSE IN THE BUSH
Are you an inexperienced rider eager to learn more about the management of horses? Perhaps you are a competent rider wishing to brush up your skills and knowledge. You can begin your placement with an intensive 36 hour horse riding and equine husbandry course at this project facilitated by a registered and qualified instructor.

Contact Details:
African Conservation Experience
Tel: 01454 269 182
Fax: 01454 269 182
Contact: Katrina Steele
Email:

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