ATTENTION: TRAILS GUIDE COURSE
Calling all field guides that want to qualify to lead walks in dangerous game areas...our part-time Trails Guide Course
has been designed for field guides in the work place as well as for nature enthusiasts who enjoy walking in the bush.
We are now taking bookings for our 19 - 25 July contact session in the Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve.
If you would like to find out more about this amazing opportunity, click here.
To request an information pack or to book your place on the course, please click here to contact us by e-mail or give us a call on 012 667 5440.
ABOUT AFRICA NATURE TRAINING
Are you a nature enthusiast wanting to learn more about our natural heritage and enrich your visits to the bush? South Africans are very fortunate to live in a place with such amazing natural beauty. Africa Nature Training provides the following courses which offer nature enthusiasts and professional field guides the opportunity to improve their knowledge:
To find out more about our courses kindly click on the links above or contact us directly for environmental training done professionally - we welcome nature enthusiasts from all walks of life, whatever your goals!
In
the end we conserve only that which we love, We love only that which we
understand, We understand only that which we are taught.
Baba Dioum (Senegalese ecologist)
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