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Camp Jabulani Appoints New Ranger

By The P.R Team, 05.05.11 | Comments
Articles & Press Releases » Travel & Tourism » Accommodation: Hotels
5-star private luxury safari lodge, Camp Jabulani, Hoedspruit which is a proud member of the Relais & Châteaux Association, has appointed Calvin du Plessis as a new ranger at the camp.
  
Editor’s notes:
  
Born in Pretoria in 1986, Calvin du Plessis matriculated in 2004. He started his career working in the bush in January 2008 after being in the cargo air freight industry with a company based in Johannesburg.
  
He gained vast experience in the company that he was with, however, he decided to take a leap of faith, pack it all up and head to the bush where he completed a few short courses. The highlight of one of these courses was when for 29 days the students were on a beautiful reserve with no electricity, no cell phone reception, living in tents next to a mighty river in a Big five area with two of the greatest instructors educating them about all the wonders of the bush.


Thereafter, Calvin completed a few courses; Fugasa Level 1 and 2, advance riffle arm handling and after complying with the theory level, he is due to do his practical for his trials course at the end of May 2011. He started working in the majestic Waterberg region until he eventually moved to the Lowveld where he has been working on the Kapama Private Game Reserve since November 2008.
 
Comments Calvin: “One of the many aspects I have learnt is that one can never stop learning in this industry - knowing that no two days brings about the same routine.”
  
2011 sees Calvin join Camp Jabulani and he has never looked back since. “I am amazed by the great elephant encounters we experience on a daily base, how the staff gets along - assisting each other and creating a family environment.“
  
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