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Community Development, General, Great Limpopo TFCA, Limpopo National Park
Great Limpopo Benefits Spill Over Borders
22 December 2015
“We have seen that when communities benefit from conservation projects, they support it,” says Theron. The goal is now to develop projects that are also of value to local communities. These may entail tourism and conservation, but also a range of other sectors like agriculture, livestock, business development and so forth.
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Ezemvelo – Passionately Protecting Our Rhinos
18 Dec 2015
As the region that possesses the rhino population with the farthest reaching genetic pool, the protection of rhino in KwaZulu-Natal is of critical importance to ensure the viability of future rhino population growth...
SA College for Tourism
Anglo American Continues Its Support Of Young Marginalised South African Women
14 Dec 2015
The Board of Trustees of the Anglo American Chairman’s Fund Trust has announced that the fund will donate a further R350 000 to SA College for Tourism. Anglo American’s involvement, through the Chairman’s...
SA College for Tourism
Education, Dedication And Commitment Are Key If Conservation In Africa Is To Succeed
11 Dec 2015
As the year draws to a close, the Southern African Wildlife College’s (SAWC) students were once again recognized for their achievements. The Higher Education and Training (HET) Wildlife Area Management Qualification students, who...
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Ceo’s 2015 Year-End Message
08 Dec 2015
It has been another eventful and exciting year, where much has been achieved thanks to the generosity and support of donors, colleagues, friends and staff.
Southern African Wildlife College
HRH Prince Harry Visits The Southern African Wildlife College
02 Dec 2015
The Southern African Wildlife College (SAWC) was privileged to be included in HRH Prince Harry’s visit to South Africa as part of a Royal Tour, which included stops in Lesotho, Cape Town, Durban,...
SA College for Tourism
Crowning Another Successful Year
25 Nov 2015
SA College for Tourism (SACT) ended its Crystal Anniversary Year on a high note on Friday, 20 November, when it celebrated the graduation of 89 young women and 16 young men from rural...
