~ Conservation Volunteers Australia ~
Still
no plans for this summer? Why not try something different? Ibex works
in alliance with Conservation Volunteers Australia & New Zealand,
to give you the chance to not just visit the less explored areas of
the continent, but to contribute to improving the lives and
livelihoods of their inhabitants.
The program offers an array of project sites to choose from scattered across the land mass, devoted to tackling different causes. All of these are seeing major improvement, and you can be a part of that proud tradition. Over a period of 4-6 weeks, you'll be carted over 2 or 3 problematic areas, trained, taught, and supervised by professionals in the field, while simultaneously living with and learning about people and places across the globe. It will give you the chance to imbibe the best of all worlds and emerge from the other side an a change, and more enriched human being. The project activities range from anywhere between weed control and tree planting, to walking trail construction and heritage restoration. Here's three of the numerous possible locations for you to start your unconventional vacation:
The program offers an array of project sites to choose from scattered across the land mass, devoted to tackling different causes. All of these are seeing major improvement, and you can be a part of that proud tradition. Over a period of 4-6 weeks, you'll be carted over 2 or 3 problematic areas, trained, taught, and supervised by professionals in the field, while simultaneously living with and learning about people and places across the globe. It will give you the chance to imbibe the best of all worlds and emerge from the other side an a change, and more enriched human being. The project activities range from anywhere between weed control and tree planting, to walking trail construction and heritage restoration. Here's three of the numerous possible locations for you to start your unconventional vacation:
- Kangaroo Valley, NSW – “Chakola”
A
two-hour dirve from Sydney and Canberra, Chakola
is a desginated wildlife refuge houses a number of iconic
Australian species. Here you can find kangaroos, wombats, possums,
wallabies, to name a few, as well as native birds like the
kookaburra, cockatoo and the lyrebird, which is the English name for
the aboriginal word “Chakola”.
- Brookfield, South Australia – Brookfield Conservation Park
North-east
of Adelaide, the park is nearby to the River Murray and is part of
the country of the Ngaiawang indegenous people of South Australia.
This program focuses on research of the endangered Hairy-nosed
Wombat and it's habitat, and also works on eradication of the
invasive onion weed and collecting local seed for re- vegetation.
- Mt Arthur, Tasmania – Mt Arthur Centre
Mt
Arthur occupies 5 hectares of re-generating bushland, creeks and
wetlands, and is
the home of the endemic and endangered freshwater burrowing crayfish.
Ibex
is CVA's sole agent in India, and we're here to guide you through
the application process, and help you get ready for your next
adventure, so if you're in India, looking for a more
unconventional way to start of your Australian tour, get in touch
with us, and help you get ready for a life-altering journey.
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