News from the SAWC’s Dog Master
As we welcome in the month of May 2020 and whilst most are stilled locked away in their houses, the…
A word from Bruce McDonald, the College’s Pilot
The SAWC’s Air-wing support has remained active during the Covid-19 lock-down period doing in excess of 60 hours of operational…
Exciting times ahead for online short courses to be offered by the College
The strength of short courses in filling both knowledge and skills gaps cannot be underestimated through either contact or online…
Cancellation of University Tours and Visits
Thirteen universities cancelled their visits to the college for 2020. Eleven of these groups were forced to cancel their visits…
Advanced Certificate in Nature Conservation Class of 2020
Advanced Certificate in Nature Conservation: Transfrontier Conservation Trying circumstances with some revisions to timelines There are some positive things to…
Hospitality Department steps in to help interns and staff during the lockdown
The hospitality department employed six interns for the year of 2020, their package included accommodation and meals on site. Four…
Responsible Use of Resources including Poop
Interestingly, the responsible use of resources becomes even better if you are able to regenerate the basics of ecosystem functioning…
Responsible Resource Use Department is moving full steam ahead
During the COVID-19 crisis, the Responsible Resource Use Department has by no means gone into hibernation despite having to comply…
Farewell to the YES Youth
The Southern African Wildlife College as an institution shared the good news in early-2019, of its partnership with, and participation…
Partnering with Global Conservation Corps
The College, through the RISE unit partnered with the Global Conservation Corps (GCC) early in 2020 for the delivery of…
Coaching Conservation continues to inspire and grow kids in our communities
In the previous Bateleur, RISE reported on the partnership between Coaching Conservation, and the Southern African Wildlife College, supported by…
It was all systems go for the Community and Youth Access Department
The Community and Youth Development department started the year on a positive note after receiving 24 students from across the…