she is planning on attending Tanzania in 2018 with her school and camps international to volunteer for a month. With 51% of the population living in absolute poverty, they will be working with the communities that have little income other than subsistence farming, with drought, infertile soils and crop sabotage from wildlife rife it is no wonder there is not enough food to go around. They will be helping build classrooms for the children to have safe places to learn, planting crops, planting trees, digging waterholes for the wildlife but also helping communities with deterrents to help protect their crops, which in turn would help stop elephant poaching.Installing fresh water tanks in villages and in the schools. That is only a small amount of work they will be doing with the locals as well as this they are out there to help with the conservation of the wildlife. She feels very strongly and passionately about helping where she can if she can at least help persevere the precious wildlife so future generations can enjoy them and help build better lives and safer living conditions for the communities, she will grow up knowing she has been a great success in volunteering her time to help change peoples lives in such a poverty drawn country and helped conservered wildlife.