Snapshot Gondwana

Volunteering at Gondwana

	Enjoying the wildlife you see here? Interested in getting more involved with Gondwana Game Reserve? Gondwana Eco-Camp provides chance to get involved with the important conservation work of a Big Five game reserve.

Participants will be involved in wildlife and veld management, learn important bush skills and interpretation. The research and findings from the program are fed back to Gondwana’s conservation department to assist in decision making enhancing the reserve management plan.

Click here to learn more about volunteering at Gondwana!

Interested in learning more about wildlife ecology and behavior?

Check out our Snapshot Safari educational materials, perfect for day camps, informal classroom settings, and students who wish to extend their knowledge of the African savannah.

Want to learn more about Snapshot Safari parks and conservation history?

Explore our timeline at https://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/entry/979721/Snapshot-Safari/

Would you like to use our data for research?

One of the primary goals of Snapshot Safari is to generate spatial and temporal data on the dynamics of numerous African wildlife species living under varying ecological conditions that will be useful to scientists across the globe. If you are a student or researcher interested in using the camera trapping data from our project to test new and exciting hypotheses, email Sarah Huebner at huebn090@umn.edu to tell us more about your project. Please include the names of all researchers, a brief abstract, and a list of the Snapshot sites from which you'd like data.