Help Play Africa by donating an experience in a game reserve for our team of 10 to equip them for our exhibition
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Help Play Africa by donating an experience in a game reserve for our team of 10 to equip them for our exhibition
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As part of the I am a Scientist exhibition where our team of Play and learning facilitators are teaching children about the many roles for scientists in the Kruger Park, our team is having to explain this to children without having experienced a game reserve themselves. An opportunity to visit a game reserve anywhere in South Africa and experience firsthand the magic of the South African bush, the fauna and flora and the landscape would enhance their facilitation with children even more. The opportunity to do any of the following would be most welcome too - Engage with wildlife conservationists about their role and their work - Engage with an expert in tree identification and study - Make a mould of an animal track to add to your exhibition for children - Experience a river system or watering hole - Learn about samples and research topics, regular things are measured or monitored that happen at a Game Reserve.
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