NQF 2 Dangerous game site guide course 2019
The Sustainable Use and Guiding department kicked off the year with our planned NQF 2 Dangerous Game Site Guide course…
2019 Bridging Course
The Youth Access: Conservation and Environmental Education Bridging Programme was first piloted at the Southern African Wildlife College in 2010…
Communities and conservationists learning together
Our classrooms are becoming spaces where community and conservation leaders are learning together. Our RISE unit’s innovative approach of extending…
Short courses address rapid change
The College’s short course offerings have diversified over the past couple of years. Every department has in some way taken…
Field News – March 2019
The lowveld is well known for its very hot summers with average day time temperatures well into the 30 degree…
Free-tracking hound project receives the Innovation Award at Kruger National Park’s annual Achievement Awards ceremony
The Southern African Wildlife College’s (SAWC) ‘Free Tracking’ Hound project was awarded the Innovation award at the Kruger National Park…
Training beyond boundaries
Holiday greetings and a look to the future from College CEO, Theresa Sowry.
Collaboration is key when it comes to development of course content
With thanks to Elna de Beer and Linda Hlengwa for their detailed feedback. During the final Training Advisory Working Group…
News from the Southern African Wildlife College Trust
Visit to the College The Trust was thrilled to have a number of our donors join us in November for…
College attends prestigious Royal Foundation event
Southern African Wildlife College CEO Theresa Sowry recently attended the annual dinner of The Royal Foundation. Hosted by The Duke and…
Bird data collection gains ground
In 2018, many of our Higher Education and Training students have been involved in collecting valuable bird observation data in…
Earth Overshoot Day the earliest ever
Earth Overshoot Day was on 1 August this year. Throughout the world this day is remembered as the day we…