ADOPT MEERKAT MEERKATS SURICATE SURICATES CONSERVATION 1993-2015 - Have you watched Meerkat Manor

Submitted on Sunday, December 31 @ 17:50:21 UTC by Grant

Grant M. Mc Ilrath A.K.A The Meerkat Man

Your unique visit to view completely Wild meerkats / suricates, and other wildlife at The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project, is guided by an experienced, and active research biologist and conservationist, who is a world expert on wild meerkat / suricate behaviour - Grant M. Mc Ilrath - A.K.A - The Meerkat Man.

Grant M. Mc Ilrath - A.K.A - The Meerkat Man has spent more time working with wild meerkats (over 12 years in 2005), then anybody else in the world, and on two subspecies.

He has co-authored, numerous scientific publications (over 14 with Cambridge University Britain, University of Pretoria South Africa). Recent wildlife documentary film experience, includes work with National Geographic, BBC and Discovery Channel. Meerkat Manor and various other films on meerkats / suricates were made possible by the initial establishment of study groups by Grant M. Mc Ilrath - A.K.A - The Meerkat Man as detailed in included testimonials.

No tame animals are worked with at The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project, which makes the trusting acceptance, by wildlife so incredible!

Experience the world, through the eyes of wildlife, and learn to see, unclouded reality!

Visit today and experience your own wildlife documentary like Tour! To Book an exclusive, exciting wildlife Tour, you can go to the Tour information by pressing the link here: Press here

To read more about filming meerkats / suricates at The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project, the films done to date by us, and our film experience, with images etc.,: Press here

READ GUEST COMMENTS AND SEE PICTURES OF THEM ON WILD MEERKAT TOURS!

To view pictures of The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project Supporters/ Guests from around the world watching wild meerkats / suricates on their exclusive tours and to read their comments on their experiences, simply click the image in the gallery for a larger picture, which can then be sent as a free e-card with music, at the following link press here.

Testimonials:

Included are a number of Testimonials from Cambridge University and The University of Pretoria, Kruger National Park and a well known film producer. Often Grant's Wildlife habituation techniques have not been acknowledged in research and films, but they use these techniques to allow them to get close to the animals.

These testimonials are just a statement to all those who make use of these techniques without acknowledging their original source, of the intellectual property rights of these techniques, in the past and future with regards to Wildlife habituation insights developed by Grant M. Mc Ilrath for very close and unobtrusive research on Wild animals.

Thank you for your conservation support!

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