Bateleur, Quarter 4, Issue 4, 2019
Our College year always ends on a high note, with the graduation of our Natural Resource Management students, who will…
Founder’s Day 2019
As has now become custom, the College celebrates its Founder’s Day on the last Friday of October each day.
Field news November 2019
By Gawie Lindeque – Responsible Resource Use Department Regular readers of this column will know about my love for the…
News on our Volunteers and Environmental Monitors
Volunteers at the College are spread across various departments and disciplines with some volunteers getting the opportunity to work across…
College Occupational Safety and Health Committee
The College’s Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Committee, chaired by Thokozani Nkuna (Maintenance Supervisor) and vice-chaired by Rhandzane “Goody” Ndlhovu…
Investec Rhino Lifeline Collaboration with Coaching Conservation
It’s been over a year since the College, through the Rural Initiatives for a Sustainable Environment (RISE) Unit, shared the…
The African Intergenerational Leadership Hub (AIGLH)
Two fellow South Africans were having a sip of ‘brewed’ water on a balcony in Amman, Jordan, reflecting on a…
Southern African Wildlife College and Vulcan EarthRanger Announce Partnership to Offer Conservation Technology Training
The Southern African Wildlife College (SAWC) and Vulcan Inc. announce partnership to expand local capacity to train, deploy and provide ongoing support of Vulcan…
Natural Resource Management Graduates celebrate a new era in conservation
This year, 50 graduates of the Southern African Wildlife College’s (SAWC’s) Natural Resource Management qualifications programme will return to their respective parks across Africa to help usher in a new era in conservation.
Annual Review 2018
Dear Friends and Supporters of the College, It is with great pleasure that the Southern African Wildlife College shares its…
Bateleur, Quarter 3, Issue 3, 2019
As we prepare to enter the final quarter of the year, the College is busy as ever, both in what we’re achieving as an institution and the various initiatives our different training departments are involved in. As a non-profit, public benefit institution, we continue developing our partnerships with donors, strategic partners and regional conservation training institutions.
Field News – August 2019
A dense layer of smoke and dust filters the late afternoon sun giving off the pastel yellows and oranges the…