Embarking on a safari adventure is a bucket list experience for many, and for good reason. The opportunity to see some of the world’s...

In June 2022, Bushwise and the Southern African Wildlife College (the SAWC) welcomed the first group of scholarship recipients under our...

This blog is by Edward Chauke, Professional Safari Guide candidate studying under the exciting new partnership between Bushwise and...

This blog was written by Emily Cowling, who’s attending Bushwise along with her partner Alexander Denney. As a couple, they’re training...

This blog was written by Bushwise student Reuben Genders, as part of his Professional Safari Guide course. All research was compiled by...

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

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...

4 min read When planning a safari to South Africa, there are a few iconic destinations that spring to mind. If you want to see a...

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...

This blog was written by Francois Theron, Head 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...

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 is by Darryn Murray, Bushwise Trainer, who among his many qualifications holds SKS (specialised knowledge and skills) in...

This blog was written by Siphiwe Khoza, Bushwise Field Guide student. Siphiwe is one of the scholarship students studying under our...

This blog was written by Wayne Lubbe, Bushwise trainer at our Mahlahla campus, who has had his fair share of surprising questions from...

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

In this blog, Bushwise award-winning trainer Nico Brits discusses anthropomorphism (the act of attributing human qualities to animals)...

In this blog, Bushwise students Daisy Gleeson and Tyler Delhougne talk about two of their favourite African antelope species. Often...