What the rest of the year looks like at ACHM
Winter greetings from a rapidly cooling Dimbangombe!
In the last few weeks we’ve been priviledged to receive and host visitors from Canada, Australia, America, China, South Africa, Zambia, Holland and I am certain a few I haven’t mentioned! It’s always wonderful having our foreign visitors out, and we hope to have many more over the coming months!
The entry level introduction you can get into Dimbangombe is our half day Conservancy Tour, which most visitors can’t wait to get on to get right into immediately!
We usually build this tour into all of our training programmes, and strongly advise any visitor others to start with it, it really is designed to introduce you to Holistic Management, the 4 ecosystem processes, the predator prey relationship and then to tie that back to our land base by getting you out on the land for the last part, to see first hand the effects of what you’ve just been introduced to!
(Don’t forget, we have a line of MERCH now! You can easily buy Caps, Tshirts, backpacks, hoodies and all sorts of other goodies in our online store, and help us out by having quality ACHM Merch delivered right to your door!!)
The Community and Enviroment Revitalisation Tour is the next step up, and is wonderfully suited to overseas visitors who want to get a taste of the diverstity of our region covered in a few days. We’ll visit Dimbangombe, our local communities and adjascent national parks in an unforgettable 3 day immersion
This introduction is a thought provoking insight into both community and environmental regeneration. It is ideal for organisation leaders and for curious visitors that would like a deeper introduction & understanding of Holistic Management.
• The first day is an introduction to Holistic Management and a tour of the Dimbangombe conservancy too see land restoration at work.
• The second full day is spent engaging with a local community, providing an opportunity to interact and ask questions.
• On the third day, we visit a National park too explore and discuss larger issues faced by societies and governments regarding global environmental issues.
• 19-22 June
• 17-20 July
• 21-24 August
• 18-21 September
• 16-19 October
• 20 – 23 November
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