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Graduates from the SA College for Tourism’s Tracker Academy have been closely involved in a leopard monitoring and habituation project at the Magashi concession in Rwanda’s Akagera National Park. Since December 2018, trackers have traveled in teams of...

The Southern African Wildlife College (SAWC) has been awarded the largest grant in its history, with an incredible investment of €2.5m from the MAVA Fondation pour la Nature towards the College’s Sustainability Fund.
With the ever-increasing environmental challenges facing the African continent and its wildlife, it has become progressively important for conservation organisations to equip the custodians of our natural resources with the skills needed to tackle the...

Mozambique has sent a clear message of no-tolerance to perpetrators of wildlife crimes, handing down prison sentences of 17 and 19 years respectively to two rhino poachers.
Rapid response, well-coordinated efforts and irrefutable evidence provided by the Limpopo National Park anti-poaching unit, working in close collaboration with their counterparts across the border in Kruger National Park, led to the arrest and conviction...

Every two years the Wild Rhino Campaign brings students from Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in Vietnam to South Africa to embark on, what they call, a life-changing experience. Aged between 14 and 17, most of these children live in cities that are completely...