Field Studies Safari

🌍 A Milestone at COP16 in Cali, Colombia! 🌿 | At the 2024 UN Biodiversity Conference, Indigenous peoples and people of African descent were officially recognised and celebrated as nature's stewards. Their traditional knowledge is now central to global biodiversity goals. Our program builds on this momentum, promoting one-on-one cultural exchange and collaboration for a sustainable future. 🤝✨
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What's better than a Study Abroad program? A Study Abroad program that also connects you to research opportunities. We cover everything from Sustainable and green development; Industrial parks development; Ecological conservation, pollution and waste management, and industrial transition; Climate change and natural resources management; and Urban development. Check out details about our research arm here: https://fieldstudiessafari.com.au/elementor-12906/

Stocktaking for a sustainable future.

Ahead of , UNEP’s Report tracks the gap between where global emissions are heading with current country climate pledges and where they ought to be to limit global warming in line with Paris Agreement.

The launch of this year’s report highlights the urgent need to accelerate . Full coverage here on Thursday, 24 October at 5PM EAT: https://www.unep.org/events/publication-launch/emissions-gap-report-2024-launch

Marafa Hell's Kitchen in Kenya: Besides stunning scenery, this site offers an extensive menu of field-based practical lessons in various fields. Have a remote peek at it in our blogpost here. https://fieldstudiessafari.com.au/marafa-hells-kitchen-stunning-views-and-sustainability-and-environmental-management-lessons-in-kenya/
At Field Studies Safari, we offer in-person study tours on our experiential study safaris in one of Africa's wildlife and global environmental change hub, Kenya.

Why study abroad? Problems, though local, are interconnected, and what happens in one continent has the potential to affect yours as well. For example, the wildfires in Australia caused floods in Africa, oceans cooling miles away, La Niña, and droughts in South-East Asia. That's why collaborative studies are vital. Learn what's happening in other regions, visit areas that are most affected and gather practical lessons to inform you and enable you formulate global solutions for a common goal. Talk to us today for an experiential study abroad program that's also filled with safari adventures. https://fieldstudiessafari.com.au/contact-us/

We aim to bring you a study abroad program that's aligned with global goals as well as action points from high-end world renowned summits and forums like From transitioning away from fossil fuels to ramping up climate solutions. Read more in our blog here https://fieldstudiessafari.com.au/cop28-and-the-alignment-of-the-nsfss-study-abroad-program-for-a-common-goal/

Who is Field Studies Safari? We're a study abroad education provider stationed in Australia and partnering with Pwani University, one of Kenya's leading higher education institutions to bring you a practical one-of-a-kind education safari on sustainability and environmental change, led by high-achieving education experts. Check out the link to meet the faces behind the program.

About Us - NSFSS Welcome to NSFSS: Your Gateway to Experiential Learning in Environmental Change and in Safeguarding Land and Ocean for Generations to Come! We Are NSFSS! Are you an undergraduate student, a member of an environmental faculty, or an academic adventurer seeking a transformative educational experience....

The best way to achieve sustainability and advance global goals is through education and collaboration. https://unu.edu/ias/media-coverage/global-learning-space-sustainable-development

A Global Learning Space for Sustainable Development An article in University World News discusses the global impact of Regional Centres of Expertise (RCEs) on advancing sustainability.

World Habitat Day doesn’t have to be only on one day, make it a lifestyle, a habit, that’s the only way to achieve sustainability. Our course is aligned with the tagline, check out our website for more https://fieldstudiessafari.com.au
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What is the climate crisis? Picture this: Escalating temperatures, coral bleaching and death, forest fires, severe ocean storms, ice melting in the Arctic, biodiversity degradation, reduced global tree cover, to mention just but a few.

Call them symptoms of an rapidly changing climate, felt globally. But there's hope beyond the gloom and alarming headlines. Solutions like reforestation efforts, community-driven conservation, innovative agriculture, and climate finance, all aimed at enhancing adaptation and mitigation in vulnerable regions. Such solutions are being actively explored and implemented in Kenya. With a visit to the region, you're sure to encounter a living classroom that'll help you understand and tackle the crisis head-on. And what better way to start to envision a sustainable future than through witnessing these practical efforts? Why Kenya? Here's more: https://youtu.be/Z-NyHnZlclQ?si=oXcB0wXmewVL8rRt Photo Credits: Francesco Ungaro from Pexels

Kenya’s stunning national parks not only offer unbelievable experiences and stunning sceneries but also a gateway to learning about conservation, sustainability and the delicate balance of ecosystems. Check out our blog for the beauty they offer and learn what makes them a must-visit for both adventure and education: https://fieldstudiessafari.com.au/the-thrill-of-field-studies-safaris-exploring-kenyas-iconic-national-parks/