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NEW PROJECT AVAILABLE!

We are recruiting for our newly launched research project into Giraffe on private land in the Alldays area of the South African Limpopo Province!

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Join us on any one of our current projects or even start your own. We are looking for smart and enthusiastic volunteers and students to become part of the AWCRC and help us fill vital research gaps in the South African bushveld area!

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Testimonials

Shoshi Reich

I loved spending time with the baboons, getting exposed to a variety of wildlife projects, and visiting other centres and reserves. It’s also incredible that I could do all that and get to know the local community.  It was incredibleContinue reading “Shoshi Reich”

Lottie Cross

My placement with the AWCRC was hugely enjoyable and I feel it has made a significant impact on my plans for the future. I was able to get first-hand conservation experience through which I gained a wealth of skills thatContinue reading “Lottie Cross”

Holly Appleby

I honestly wish I could’ve stayed for longer. I needed to get away from Durham to clear my mind and have a fresh kick at my own research when I returned.   South Africa is like a second home to meContinue reading “Holly Appleby”

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Discover Africa

Meet different people, cultures, traditions, and explore new landscapes. Our students come from all over the world. South Africa has so much to offer international travellers. We are close to several national parks and places of interest. Mapungubwe (a world heritage site) is less than 60km from home-base. The Kruger National Park and the Blyde river canyon are only some of the destinations that our visitors have easy access to…

Notes from the field

Here you can find, read, and comment on some of the things our staff, students and volunteers have been getting up to!

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Check out our Instagram and Facebook pages for regular updates on what is happening at the AWCRC. From the silly to the serious… it is all on our social media pages!

Here at AWCRC it’s not all about work all day everyday, we also think it’s just as important that our volunteers and students get the downtime they need, to relax and enjoy everything South Africa has to offer.. including plenty of braais! Over the years many past and present students have shared amazing food and memories around the fire, with many more to come! 📣Did you know that Briershof Primary School in Alldays, South Africa is organizing a We are raising money again this year for the local orphanage here in Alldays. Please donate if you can and share the page widely among family and friends. We appreciate all of your help and any donation at all is important to these families. Here at AWCRC students get the amazing opportunity to undertake their own research projects, but outside of the centres usual day to day fieldwork, there is also the opportunity to take part in experiences they may otherwise never get the chance to do! 🐒⭐️ We are proud to see one of our primate volunteers, Kate, present her placement project at #nottinghamtrent university this week! ✨Dump baboon project✨ What is a dassie? 📣✨ Amongst the long days out in the field collecting data for the many projects currently being undertaken, students also find time to enjoy the amazing local scenery and delicious home cooked food😎✨ ✨This is just one of the relevant publications by Ben (one of our most recent and brilliant PhD students) and Dr. Leah Findlay, AWCRC’s research manager✨

Current Projects

We offer a variety of projects, whether you are doing your good for the environment by volunteering, or Students looking to flesh out their field experience!

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More about us

Alldays Wildlife and Communities Research Centre was established with one aim: To allow students and volunteers to gain in-depth knowledge of the community and natural splendour of the South African bushveld while being immersed in a community of like-minded individuals from across the globe.

We host Durham University’s Primate and Predator Project which is primarily focused on human-wildlife conflict research. The establishment of independent research is a major focus of 2020 and we have a team dedicated to establishing new research projects.

Research is conducted on the Campfornis game farm but also extends to surrounding properties. While we are primarily a research operation, community engagement plays an important role and we are regularly going to local schools to teach children about their place in the preservation of valuable natural assets.

We invite all prospective students and volunteers to join our dynamic group and come and experience the bushveld in all its wonderful mystery and diversity.

We look forward to meeting you!

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