Over 220 South African youth educated about nature

 
$38,144
$1,856
Raised
Remaining

Project Leader

Michele Merrifield
Founder
Bona Ingwe farm
Harmony 81
Hoedspruit, South Africa 1380
South Africa
0027826562969

Project Sponsor

Michele Merrifield

Organization

DAKTARI Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage Logo

DAKTARI Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage
Bona Ingwe Farm - PO Box 1599 Harmony bloc 81
Hoedspruit, Limpopo Province 1380
South Africa
+27826562969
http://www.daktaribushschool.org

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Project Personnel

Michele Merrifield - Co-Director

French business woman, living in South Africa for over 10 years. Worked on a private nature reserve and took care of many orphaned wild animals. Founding member of Daktari Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage. Helped design and implement the education program for the under-privileged children. Tremendous knowledge and experience in dealing with orphaned wild animals.

Ian Merrifield - Co-director

Many years experience as a field guide and game ranger. Has lived in Africa all his life during which he has cared for many different orphaned wild animals. Passionate about the environment, Ian firmly believes the key to nature’s future lies in education of the children. He has helped create the teaching program with the help of teachers and international volunteers.

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Organization

DAKTARI Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage

Project Leader

Michele Merrifield

Founder
Hoedspruit, South Africa

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