Summary
Daktari is situated in an area with more than 300 days of sunlight per year. We will use solar power to reduce the use of gas and fuel in our centre, which inspires & educates underprivileged children
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We allow underprivileged children to experience their local environment which is their heritage. We inspire these children to protect their environment and inform them about eco tourism job opportunities. The project is far from supplies. We can only make a trip to town once a week and fresh supplies need to be refrigerated or frozen. Solar energy will be used to power our centre.
Weekly 8 needy children attend bush school at the wildlife orphanage. Rescued animals, bush walks and lessons inspire students to care for their environment. Children are tutored on school subjects and are also taught about life skills and careers.
This project has been retired and is no longer accepting donations.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
To run the office, 3 fridges and 3 deep freezers Daktari has to run generators and gas which are colossal expenses affecting our survival. Being equipped with solar power will reduce our cost whilst reducing the pollution using clean energy.
As we educate underprivileged children to care for their environment it is essential to use clean energy as model and create awareness about this brilliant source of power while reducing our costs.
- Ian Merrifield, Director
Michele Merrifield
Founder
Bona Ingwe Farm
Harmony 81
Hoedspruit, Limpopo Province 1380
South Africa
(27)826562969
Email:
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
![]() Vehicle to transport underprivileged children |
![]() Over 220 South African youth educated about nature |
![]() A Retired Cheetah Teaches Poor South African Youth |
This project is located in
South Africa
and can also be found under
Climate Change (GG Green).
For more information about South Africa, read the Human Development Report on South Africa or the Wikipedia entry for South Africa.
This project was last updated on December 8, 2009.
This project was added to the GlobalGiving project catalog on April 22, 2009
By Ian and Michele Merrifield - Directors, December 07, 2009 04:27 PM
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