This role will provide technical project management support to the Programme Manager and the project teams by servicing the project design, planning, execution support, monitoring, evaluation and reporting needs across all projects in the Peace Parks landscape.

The Southern African Wildlife College is looking for an experienced and enthusiastic professional keen to take over as Head of our Responsible Resource Management (RRM) Business Unit.

An Operations and Development Manager is required to support the management and development of Banhine National Park as part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park. The position shall be within the Park Management Committee along with the Park Administrator and will work under the overall guidance of ANAC and PPF and the Park Directive Committee, working closely with each of the Park operational departments.

An Operations and Development Manager (ODM) is required for the management and development of Limpopo National Park as part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park. The position shall be within the Park Management Committee along with the Park Administrator and Financial Manager and will work under the overall guidance of ANAC and PPF and the Park Directive Committee, working closely with each of the Park operational departments.

This is the current version of the SADC TFCAs Programme. 

Further content will be added in due course. 

Job Overview:
We are looking for two (2) pilots with rotary wing capabilities to fly Peace Parks helicopters, supporting operations and logistics within the project areas. Pilot responsibilities include conducting VFR flights in various operational modes - Counter poaching, Night VFR, survey, reconnaissance, extended patrols, high risk law enforcement operations and demanding seasonal weather scenarios. Logistic flights include moving Park personnel, donors, and institutional representatives and equipment.

This document summarises the presentations and discussions held during the 2018 SADC TFCA Network Annual Meeting, hosted at the Southern African Wildlife College. 

The Khetha programme, funded by USAID Southern Africa and implemented through WWF-SA, has just released its first newsletter. 

A recent insightful South African report on the rhino crisis advocates that it is finally time to put theory into practice. Unless local communities on park borders are empowered, the fate of the rhino is bleak. 

Please find the article from the Daily Maverick, here. 

This card introduces the Massive Online Open Course on Peace Parks, created by the CBD and partially reviewed by Dr. Clara Bocchino. The Course will happen in February 2019!

Attend the launch if you are at the CBD meeting!