Chris Pearson, WildCon Events, says that on a
WildCon Safari, travellers are actively encouraged and safely guided to
participate ‘hands-on’ in locating animals from the helicopter,
monitoring vital signs, taking important measurements; injecting
antibiotics and reversal drugs, and fitting tracking collars.
Says Pearson: “The entire conservation procedure is funded by our
packages, which are sold to our clients, thus assisting the game
reserves or research organisations concerned with the financial burden
of these conservation necessities.”
Edith Delalande, Office and Marketing Manager for
Brothers Safaris and African Vet Safaris, says travellers can
participate in a specialist veterinary safari, which gives them a rare
and unique hands-on opportunity to become involved in wildlife
conservation.
