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Featured Educational Wilderness Courses

EcoTraining Field Guide (FGASA & CATHSSETA)

Every minute of your 55 days on this course will be a learning experience, as you are constantly exposed to the bush. It covers a broad spectrum of subjects, using a mix of formal lectures as well as time out in the field.

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July 4, 2022Pridelands & Selati

EcoTraining Trails Guide (FGASA)

Explore the wilderness of the majestic Makuleke Concession in the famed Kruger National Park or Mashatu in the Northern Tuli Reserve in Botswana on foot, on a 28-day Trails Guide course (FGASA-accredited), where the majority of your time will be spent conducting bush walks in big game country.

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October 2, 2022Greater Kuduland

EcoQuest

The EcoQuest course (seven or 14 days) is designed to provide a learning experience, and incorporates certain aspects of our Safari Guide course. It is aimed at those who are looking for a more in-depth bush experience, but who do not necessarily have four weeks to break away from work obligations.

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October 21, 2022Botswana & Makuleke

Blog: From The Field

Wilderness Photography course – Hailey Pope

July 1, 2022

Makuleke is a stunning area of North Kruger with ample photographic opportunities and paired with an instructor that knows where to look for these opportunities and how to go about taking the photo you get a great photographic course.

Conservation vs Preservation by Aayat Irfan

June 29, 2022

The utilization of words such as ''preservation'' and ''conservation'' is widely done across eco-tourism industries as well as eco-tourists and environmentalists. However, both of these words can be doubtlessly confused. Both of their definitions highly differ. Although both of the processes focus on protecting the natural environment, the method of conducting each one of them does contrast.

Women Protecting our Wildlife

June 22, 2022

On World Female Ranger Day, we would like to introduce you to some of the strong and inspiring women who risk their lives daily to protect our wildlife.

Do you know your African giraffe?

June 20, 2022

Towering above the open plains, grass, and woodlands of Africa, giraffes, with their extremely long necks and legs are the world’s tallest mammals. They are social animals that roam the savannah peacefully in large herds as they forage for food at the tops of trees. Handsome and impressive yet awkward, no safari would be complete without these gentle giants.

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Featured Educational Wilderness Courses

EcoTraining Field Guide (FGASA & CATHSSETA)

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EcoTraining Trails Guide (FGASA)

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EcoQuest

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Blog: From The Field

Wilderness Photography course – Hailey Pope

Conservation vs Preservation by Aayat Irfan

Women Protecting our Wildlife

Do you know your African giraffe?

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