The St. Lucia African Wildlife Photography and Conservation Project

St. Lucia is situated within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a beautiful area that was declared as South Africa's first Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and which is called by many "Africa's premier bush-and-beach destination". Encompassing almost half a million acres, it is a stunning and ecologically diverse area, where five different eco-systems join, and where you find savannahs, wetlands, swamps, beaches, and a great wealth of wildlife. The area is home to the Zulu tribe; a group of people with a very lively and colourful culture.

Project Highlights:

• Improve your photography skills through a course taught by an experienced wildlife photographer
• Spend many hours in the bush, taking pictures of animals such as rhino, elephant, and possibly even leopard
• Help to create a photo database for awareness and educational purposes
• Teach local South Africans about the importance of conservation
• Get involved in local conservation projects
• Immerse yourself in the local Zulu culture
• Make friends for life

 Download the project brochure