This blog was written by Nicol Maree, a Bushwise student at our Mahlahla campus. Camp Manager blogs are written by students who each...

What is it like to be a Bushwise trainer? In this blog Wayne Lubbe shares his experience with teaching and learning from aspiring field...

Every New Year brings with it a sense of anticipation and hope. Hope for dreams to be fulfilled, hope for new opportunities and hope that...

Camp manager blogs are written by our current students who each get a chance to lead and manage a group (of their fellow students) for a...

From Chobe National Park with the highest concentration of wild elephants in the world, to the Central Kalahari and its seemingly endless...

We are pleased to announce an exciting new initiative between Bushwise Field Guides, aha Hotels & Lodges and Mankwe Gametrackers to offer...

This blog was written by Kerry Ross and Joshua Judd, who did their Bushwise Professional Safari Guide course at our Mahlahla Campus. The...

This is the second blog in a series of two about elusive species of the Lowveld (read the first one here). It was written by Bushwise...

This is the first blog in a series of two about elusive species of the Lowveld (read the second one here ). It was written by Bushwise...

Whether an African safari is high on your bucket list, or you’ve been on dozens of game drives, you want to make the most of your...

This blog was written by Francois Theron, Header Trainer at our SAWC Campus near the Kruger National Park. Francois is especially...

When one thinks of iconic, vast African landscapes inhabited by massive herds of plains game, one thinks of Etosha National Park...

Camp manager blogs are written by our current students who each get a chance to lead and manage a group (of their fellow students) for a...

3 min read College graduation was fast approaching. I could feel the approach of freedom, but I had no idea what I would do next. I’d get...

Going on safari is one of the most incredible, eye-opening experiences a person can have in life. Seeing wild animals in their natural...

This blog about track and sign was written by Trevor Hinze, Bushwise Field Guide student.  4 min read One of the certifications that...

Each week a Bushwise student acts as camp manager, ensuring that everything runs smoothly around campus. This blog was written by Flora...

This blog was written by Bushwise student Kerry Ross, as she investigated the powerful role women and females play in conservation and in...

This blog was written by a current Bushwise student. 3 min read My name is Queeneth Seepano, born and bred in Welverdiend, Mpumalanga. I...

This blog was written by Menina Nightingale, a Bushwise student who’s currently studying at our Kempiana campus where we train future...