Wildlife Tracking in South Africa
An Evening Presentation with Adriaan Louw
Alderleaf welcomes professional tracker and guide, Adriaan Louw, of South Africa for an evening presentation on the employment of wildlife trackers in South Africa.
8pm-10pm, See our
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At the Alderleaf Campus, 18715 299th Ave SE, Monroe, WA 98272
Admission: $10, registration is at the door (please RSVP)
Join Adriaan, to learn about the role of wildlife trackers in eco-tourism, conservation, anti-poaching, and more. "There are a large number of wildlife trackers employed in the eco-tourism industry in South Africa, where they track and locate dangerous game for tourists to view. These trackers are actively tracking lion, rhino, leopard, and other species with the purpose to find them without disturbing the animals. They are often very proficient and effective in what they do, and yet some of them are the most humble people you will ever meet." Adriaan will be sharing slides and stories from his extensive background tracking African wildlife. Directions to Alderleaf: From Monroe go south on Highway 203 approximately one mile. Turn left onto Ben Howard Road. Follow Ben Howard Road for approximately 6 miles. Turn right onto Cedar Ponds Road. Follow Cedar Ponds until it becomes gravel. Take a left onto the second driveway. Our classroom is located in the large green building at the end of the drive.
Adriaan Louw is a professional wildlife tracker from South Africa. He specializes in trailing dangerous game such as African lions and leopards. Adriaan has worked for ten years in formal conservation including five years at Kruger National Park. He has trained rangers, guides, and trackers, and is a certified tracking evaluator for CyberTracker International.
Alderleaf is also hosting Adriaan Louw for a special Trailing Workshop.
Adriaan will also be offering official CyberTracker Trailing Evaluations. For more information about tracker evaluations, visit
WildlifeTrackers.com.
To register for the Trailing Evaluation, call our office at: 360-793-8709.
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