CONSERVATION CURATORS: SOUTH AFRICA
WITH EDUCATOR
COST PER STUDENT:
$1,475
(including a non-refundable deposit of $400/student)
AGE GROUP:
• 8 – 12 years old (Maximum Group Size: 12 students)
PERFECT FOR:
This adventure is designed for young conservationists, ecologists and environmentalists, excited to explore food webs, track endemic species, explore marine and terrestrial ecosystems, and investigate how cultural heritage intersects with environmental stewardship.
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From waddling penguins to stealthy predators, rugged coastlines to golden savannas, and ancient traditions to cutting-edge conservation, this roaming journey invites children to experience South Africa’s rich ecological and cultural diversity firsthand.
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Over four transformative weeks, we’ll travel through distinct landscapes and communities—from the misty forests of the Garden Route to the rocky shores of the Cape Peninsula and the vibrant city of Cape Town. Along the way, students will study food webs, track endemic species, explore marine and terrestrial ecosystems, and investigate how cultural heritage intersects with environmental stewardship.
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Each student will become a “Conservation Curator,” crafting their own natural history museum exhibit blending field sketches, scientific investigations, storytelling, maps, and live presentations. On our final day, families will be invited to experience this powerful showcase.
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4-week immersive learning program integrating science, geography, literacy, math, and art
Daily sessions from 10 AM–3 PM, Monday–Thursday + one Saturday field day
Twice-weekly small group math tutorials (9–10 AM):
All student field trip entry fees
Final day showcase event
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Accommodations
Flights and Transportation
Rental Cars
Adult Entry Fees (Parents are warmly invited to all excursions at their own expense)
FAQs ABOUT CONSERVATION CURATORS LEARNING ADVENTURE
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We will be exploring different areas in the beautiful country of South Africa. Families will need to book accommodation in the following locations (dates provided):
Wilderness: Jan 5 – Jan 9
Botlierskop (optional): Jan 9 – Jan 11
Scarborough: Jan 11 – Jan 15
Cape Town area: Jan 18 – Jan 23
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Families will need to rent a car for the duration of the trip. Make sure you have an international driving licence!
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South Africa has 12 official languages, IsiZulu and isiXhosa are the most widely spoken. Other languages include Afrikaans and English.
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Item description
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We start our adventure in Wilderness on the 5th of January 2026.
You could fly in/out of Cape Town and then drive 5 hours to Wilderness or fly into George (15 minutes from Wilderness).
We have answered the most commonly asked questions about our Learning Adventures. You can take a look at them here.