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The first year of implementation of the SAWC’s new business plan has proved a success, with the College training over 800 participants in 50 skills development courses and in so doing moving the College closer towards sustainability.
The Alibaba Foundation and The Paradise Foundation, a Chinese not-for-profit environmental conservation organisation, held the first annual African Ranger Awards…
Over the past 20 years, the College has stepped up to meet the growing challenges and training needs faced in the region, to become the most sought after centre of specialisation in conservation education, training and skills development. Your valuable support increased the Trust’s reserves to over R32 million at the end of 2016.
It is with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of Respect Mathebule who succumbed to a poacher’s bullet…
This article gives an insight into the challenges faced by people trained in law enforcement but, who like in any…
We are delighted to present to you our Annual Report for 2015/2016. This will provide you, our loyal partners in conservation, with insight into the significant work being done by the Southern African Wildlife College Trust and its sole beneficiary, the Southern African Wildlife College.
The College’s, African Field Ranger Training Services Division had training interventions running throughout July. These training interventions comprised the following…
The year under review was a successful, exciting and challenging one for the College. Successful in that student occupancy rates remained similar to the all-time high of 2013 and challenging given the pressure that this has put on current facilities. This will ease now that PHASE 11 of the College’s infrastructure development is under way.
We have had great success in recent counter-poaching operations has been the SAWC’s"high-speed" free-running pack- hounds. These dogs are proving so effective…
We are delighted to present you, our loyal and dedicated partners in conservation, our Annual Report for 2013 which we trust will give you some valuable insight into the work being done at the Southern African Wildlife College. With your support, may SAWCT grow to keep pace with the leadership training demands for conservation in Southern Africa.
Dr. Werner Vogt who attended the official opening of the College during its first year of operation in 1997 introduced…
It is with great pleasure that we bring you, the loyal supporters of the Southern African Wildlife College Trust (SAWCT), our 2012 annual report. The wonderful news is that the funds in the SAWCT “Pot” (depicted in our logo) continue to grow having been generously topped up once again by many of you. At year-end the “Pot” contained the impressive sum of R24-million.