What if, even just for a few
days, you can experience something totally unique, inspiring and maybe even
life changing?
Just imagine this – the dawn
chorus of francolins waking you up, then sipping on a warm cuppa to get the
morning going, waiting for a zebra crossing of a different kind, observing big
grey beasts from a safe distance, straining the ears for yet unidentified
sounds, unearthing fascinating facts about all things wild and wonderful and ringing
in the night around a crackling camp fire?
If
you have a love of nature, a wilderness spirit and seeking adventure, then this
is your last chance to book your place on the upcoming EcoTraining Wilderness Skills Trails course from 17-22 September 2013. Send an email to enquiries@ecotraining.co.za to make sure you become
part of the bigger wilder picture, rejuvenate the spirit and help the greater
cause of conservation!
The
5 nights/6 days course will be spend exploring the 24 000 hectare Makuleke
concession inside the Kruger National Park on foot. It has almost no roads, has
the largest fever tree forest in South Africa, two perennial rivers, 12 natural
springs, has open borders with two countries and lies in the middle of the
Limpopo Transfrontier National Park.
Lessons
you will be taught will not be found in any books, but will rather be hands on
learning. Candidates
will be encouraged to participate in navigation, planning
and setting up eco-friendly camp sites, night watch and trailing and tracking
animals where appropriate.
You
will have an unbelievable time while gaining a better understanding for all
things wild and wonderful, while at the same time making your contribution to
the conservation of the natural world.
And if you are still
contemplating, these eloquent words of a participant on a previous Wilderness
Skills Trails course, will surely make you make THAT BOOKING:
“We all used to live in a cave
And hear the sound that nature gave
That sound that carries like a wave
That sound that we must now save
It was an ancient memory
That told me not to run or flee
When I heard the lion roar
I just wanted more, more, more
The sound is in the soul, the blood
It makes the heart go thud, thud, thud
The sound that makes your throat go gulp
And turns your insides into pulp
A visceral feeling
Inspired kneeling
Spiritual healing”
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