YOUR LEARNING STARTS AS SOON AS YOU PURCHASE A COURSE.
The new way we run our Wildlife ACT virtual courses!
We now offer a variety of courses and course packages, both to individuals signing on and to groups associated with education institutions. As a company we place immense value on practical skills and remind you that all these courses are preparing you for an even better, more-in-depth practical experience with us at one of our project sites.
YOUR LEARNING STARTS AS SOON AS YOU PURCHASE A COURSE.
Once you enrol you will be sent a welcome email with a list of times and dates for live instructor engagement sessions. Your course access will expire after a given number of weeks, but with plenty of time to complete them.
Learn online with Wildlife ACT!
Full Courses
Segments of the Full Courses Listed Above
Packaged Courses
What will you learn?
You'll learn how important TRADITIONAL TRACKING is in the monitoring of priority species
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You'll build awareness of ethical WILDLIFE CAPTURE AND RELOCATION
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You'll learn how to TRACK BIRDS through pellets, prints, kills, calls and tracks
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You'll learn how to draw your own map and why MAPPING is such a cruicial tool in the field
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You'll learn how to monitor wildlife using a number of different TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES
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You'll learn where and how CAMERA TRAPPING can be used and why it is an important tool
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You'll learn how and where to use GPS, GIS & REMOTE SENSING in wildlife monitoring and land health assessments
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You'll build awareness of the species targeted in the ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE and what work is being done to stop it
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You'll build knowledge on how to identify TRACKS, SCATS, SIGNS, ETHOLOGY, and behavioural signals from a range of Africam animals
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How Do The Courses Run?
From September the 8th you will be able to sign-up and start learning at any time that suits you. Live Zoom sessions will be held every other week with the recordings posted on the platform.
Wildlife ACT focuses on practical conservation skills and will be offering a practical component to each of our online courses with us here in the field, once travel opens up again.
What Do Past Students Say About Our Courses?
Jana from Germany
The tracking for conservationists is a fantastic course with detailed information. May favourite course sections were traditional tracking (supported by my safari experiences), birds ( because i didn’t know much about them previously), wildlife crime and dna analyses. Learning about animal behaviours was sooo interesting and so was learning about all the technologies being used.
Katrina from USA
The mapping course exceeded my expectations and was at a good pace. It was a great way to dip my feet into mapping. I am looking forward to completing my mapping exercise and finding/taking additional mapping courses. I enjoy how the lectures are broken up into videos, etc. It helps to bring it all together.
Charlie from UK
An awesome introduction into tracks and signs. All well set up and organized. Would want to volunteer and experience hands on what i have learnt. I enjoyed the whole course but the first few lectures specifically and wand to delve nto lerning more about the bush.
Alex from UK
I was an EAPS student and found the course really interesting. It WAY exceeded my expectations and covered a broad range of topics. I loved learning about ethology. I find it really interesting to learn about social systems and how animals interact with each other. I also found it very interesting to learn how animals are relocated.
Lee from USA
I loved both the low tech and the extremely high tech sections. It was very interesting, for someone like myself looking to switch to a career in wildlife research, to learn about the cutting edge in the same course that presented some basic boots-on-the-ground tracking information. I also very much enjoyed all the things that happened around the course—the Q&As, the Facebook page, the WhatsApp group students had set up. These things fostered a community of learners and a better understanding.
Maya from Switzerland
Especially during this COVID-sitting at home it gave me inspiration and a little bit of the African feeling. I learned a lot and it was very interesting! I really apreciated the links and youtube additions, the additional papers and the large all african knowledge Hollie can bring in. I like the slow English Hollie speaks and her feelings which come through. I will do as much of the study material again as long as we can get hold on them and I am happy to have the printed papers to refer to in later stages... (Preparation to courses in Africa I dream of participating).