Thailand 'Hands Off' Elephant Educational Travel Program
90% of an elephants diet should be leafy plants like grasses, bamboo, and tree leaves. But the strain of gathering enough food for elephants is often too much and very expensive for sanctuaries.
Get your students involved with our NEW 'Hands Off' elephant program, where students will propagate, plant and prepare food for elephants from a local sanctuary in northern Thailand.
Talk to us about doing this project alone, or combining it with an artificial reef conservation program.
Thailand Marine Reef Conservation
After months of research we're thrilled to finally release our Thailand Marine Conservation Project, where students can participate in an artificial reef conservation program and marine pollution project as well as explore Thailand's stunning islands, marine national parks and culture.
Want to get your school involved? Get in touch with our expert team today to discuss how we can tailor this innovative Service Learning program to suit your requirements.
Life on a Community Project in Nepal
Was Schoolies Week better in Nepal?
Aaaand that's a wrap folks. Our Nepal School Leavers have trekked the Annapurna, helped rebuild a remote school and are now back in Kathmandu waiting for their flight home. So, was it worth it?
Youth4Youth Challenge 2016
Whatever it takes to get you through the 20km Youth4Youth Challenge - well done girls (and Tay Tay - and ABBA!!)
Youth4Youth Challenge 2016
Bonding and mateship - that's what the Youth4Youth Challenge is all about. You don't need a special event to get outside and have fun with your mates - just get outside!
Youth4Youth Challenge 2016
Age is no barrier. Well done to all the kids under 13 who took on the Youth4Youth Challenge yesterday! Giving up your day to help #EndKidsCancer is a special thing. Thank you!
Youth4Youth Challenge 2016
Cancer is the #1 leading cause of death of children by disease. You can help #EndKidsCancer by taking part in the Youth4Youth Challenge on 11 September in aid of The Kids' Cancer Project - because every child is worth fighting for. Watch the video to learn more...
Well done to the Newington boys who cycled, walked and paddled their way recently from Launceston to Hobart in Tasmania!