Environmental conservation faculty led | Study Abroad

Environmental Conservation

Explore sustainable practices and conservation efforts in Africa. This immersive experience allows participants to engage with local environmentalists, visit protected areas, and participate in projects that promote ecological balance.

Understanding the impact of human activity on the environment is crucial for aspiring conservationists. Throughout the program, students will examine issues such as deforestation, climate change, and resource management, gaining insights into effective strategies for environmental protection.

This program not only enhances academic learning but also inspires students to advocate for sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.

Destinations:

South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Uganda

Learning outcome

Understand Africa's unique ecosystems and biodiversity.
Appreciate the cultural and social factors influencing local conservation efforts.
Acquire practical skills in data collection and habitat assessment.
Evaluate the effectiveness of various conservation strategies in Africa.
Enhance collaboration skills with peers and local communities.
Improve the ability to communicate environmental issues to diverse audiences.
Explore the ethical implications of conservation practices.
Gain insight into global environmental issues and their local impacts.
Develop actionable plans for future conservation initiatives.

Other conservation based programs

Animal conservation

By collaborating with local organizations, students will gain valuable insights into the challenges and successes of animal conservation efforts.

Human conservation

By collaborating with local organizations, students will gain valuable insights into the challenges and successes of human-centered conservation.

Marine conservation

By collaborating with local organizations, students will gain firsthand experience in marine research and conservation efforts.