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Into the Wild | by Ntsakisi Matelakengisa
As a young girl, I would never have thought that I could ever have loved being out in the wild, seeing the beautiful animals and driving around the scenic nature routes as much as I did. But, luckily for me, I got to grow up with a family that enjoyed going to areas such as the Kruger National Park and this gave my love a chance to grow even more.
Ian White
EcoTrainingThe True Skill of Guiding as told by a Professional Safari Guide
These days, guiding and becoming a Professional Safari Guide no longer means, simply getting the tan, driving the big 4 x 4, and heading home during your two weeks off, to tell everyone that you are a “Game Ranger”.
Safari Guide or Game Ranger
Professional Trails Guide Devon Myers breaks down the differences between a Safari Guide and a Game Ranger.
(c) Mylon Ollila
(c) Javi LorbadaThe Spotted Guard of Pridelands Camp
EcoTraining’s media intern Christoff Els and one of the EcoTraining instructors managed to get a little insight into what some of the hyenas around Pridelands get up to when the rest of the camp are sound asleep.
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EcoTraining is bringing Nature Home
In response to Covid-19 we have been forced to find new ways of staying relevant. Like most companies, people’s lives depend on EcoTraining’s survival. We have chosen to embrace this new season, and in so doing we aim to offer even GREATER value to our students in the future.
Apex predators are essential for Biodiversity
Did you know that most of the world’s apex predators are in decline? One of the main reasons why their numbers are in decline is habitat loss which brings them into increasing conflict with humans.
Your Daily Bush Fix | EcoTraining Podcasts
Do you feel like you are losing some of your wilderness knowledge?
Don’t fear EcoTraining and Kuduhear Sabine Kämper bring you a daily bush fix.
Swimming with Elephants
Have you ever seen elephants disappear? No, it’s not a magic trick but it is something we have seen with our own eyes.
Tracking towards brotherhood
World-renowned wildlife trackers Alex van den Heever and Renias Mhlongo have spent more than two decades working together, tracking leopards and lions at Londolozi, jaguars in South America and grizzly bears in the United States. With a passion for wildlife, tracking and the natural world, this is a partnership that is set in stone.
