Ambassadors Archives - The Expedition Project

Ambassador / Emma

Ambassador Profile – Emily Seed, University of Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Ambassador / Elli

Ambassador Profile – Elli Verrocchi, Royal Veterinary College, London, UK.

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Ambassador / Karina

Ambassador Profile – Karina Khatic, University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago

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Ambassador / Kellyn

Ambassador Profile – Kellyn Whitehead, Nature’s Valley Trust, Garden Route, South Africa.

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Ambassador / Joshua

Ambassador Profile – Joshua Howell, University of Glasgow, Scotland.

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Ambassador / Emily

Ambassador Profile – Emily Rue, University of Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Ambassador / Nicole

Ambassador Profile – Dr Nicole Hartman, Arizona, USA.

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Ambassador / Caela

Ambassador Profile – Michaela Conroy, Royal Veterinary College, London, UK.

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Ambassador / Max

Ambassador Profile – Max Buchen, Royal Veterinary College, London, UK.

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Ambassador / Beth

Ambassador Profile – Beth Worsley-Wildman, Bristol University, UK.

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Ambassador / Orla

Ambassador Profile – Orla Shipway, University of Liverpool, UK.

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Ambassador / Layla

Ambassador Profile – Layla Ruggles, University of Nottingham, UK.

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Our firsthand experience of working with underpriv

Our firsthand experience of working with underprivileged communities has done away with any illusions we may have started out with. And yet, we have emerged more hopeful for the future. We see opportunities for creativity and growth where obstacles stand in the way of meaningful change. Where resources are scant, we see potential to use what is right here at hand.

📸 @daktaribushschool

#charityfundraising #npofundraising #conservationfundraising #communitydevelopment

We believe in collaboration in the form of a conne

We believe in collaboration in the form of a connected community sharing successes and failures. We believe in transparency in who we work with and our place in this collaboration.

We believe that as a social enterprise, we are unique in our community partnerships and project spending.
Our expeditions have a responsible travel ethos and include charity donations and several forms of community support, carbon offset via tree plantings, and local business partnerships. Where your money goes is very important to us!

You can choose to go direct to any of our partnering projects, the cost is the same and the end result for those projects will be the same. However, by joining The EXPEDITION Project you join a collaborative network that focuses on building collaboration, transparency, and responsible travel.

📸 @nourish_npo @enzasafari

#wildlifevetexperience #marineexperience #rhinoexperience #endangeredexperience #responsibletravel

Our growing collection of mini-courses is a doorwa

Our growing collection of mini-courses is a doorway into the conservation industry, presenting content directly from wildlife veterinarians, ecologists, marine biologists, researchers and game reserves. We’ve packaged our course topics as individual modules to make them accessible and affordable, while also allowing learners to mix and match their own learning programmes.

You can purchase anything in The Expedition Project as a one-off purchase or add a membership and get discounts and added benefits!

📸 @terry_honiball @provet_animal_hospital

#wildlifecourses #conservationcourses #wildlifevetonline #biomimicryonline #ecologyonline

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