WildChild Bracelets have hit the shelves of CC Africa's Safari Shops at all Lodges and Camps. For a mere R60 or USD10 each, the purchase of these bracelets will afford an extra child from our neighbouring communities the experience of a Conservation Lesson on one of CC Africa's Reserves. Hand in hand, Africa Foundation and CC Africa have during the past decade welcomed over 5 000 children on our Conservation Lessons programme.

Order your own bracelet today - and enable one more child to learn more about conserving Africa's precious natural resources, simply click here to place your order today!

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- What Children have to say -



When these children were asked the following questions, after experiencing a Conservation Lesson with Africa Foundation, it was clear that their perspectives had shifted drastically:

Why is it important to protect animals?
"Because they increase our economy and make us feel better." Dennis
"Because animals are a source of income and they have rights to live like a human being." Temago

What was your favourite part of your Conservation Lesson?
"Watching wild animals and asking questions." Gofaone
"When I saw a crocodile I was happy because it was the first time." Manga

What can you do to protect the environment?
"I will stop cutting down trees." Thobiso "I can recycle, not litter." Poloko

Why is CC Africa's & Africa Foundation's work important?
"It teaches people to conserve natural resources." Poloko
"CC Africa helps in building schools, clinics and protection of land and human life." Economy

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"I have come from those communities that have historically been neglected, some even forcibly removed to make way for conservation. I joined the Africa Foundation because I believed it was serious about addressing the needs of such communities and creating a balance beneficial to all. Now in a small way, I can help to contribute in finding solutions."

Isaac Tembe, originally from Kosi Bay in Northern KwaZulu-Natal, was employed by Africa Foundation in May 1994 as the KwaZulu-Natal Field Officer. Today, Isaac is the Africa Foundation's Field Operations Manager based in KwaZulu-Natal and is a Trustee on the Africa Foundation Board.