Conservation Programs in South Africa

Noetzie Conservancy Owners Association

About Us The Noetzie Conservancy Owners’ Association (NCOA) is a non-profit public benefit organization dedicated to preserving the unique natural beauty and biodiversity of the Noetzie Conservancy in South Africa. Our mission is to promote conservation, responsible development, and sustainable practices within the Conservancy and its surrounding areas. Our Vision: A thriving Noetzie Conservancy where the natural environment is protected, indigenous plants and animals flourish, and the community enjoys a harmonious relationship with nature. Our Objectives:* Conserve and rehabilitate the natural environment.* Protect indigenous plants, animals, and landscapes.* Represent and protect the interests of property owners and members.* Collaborate with local authorities and organizations to achieve our conservation goals.* Enhance the amenities and attractiveness of Noetzie while maintaining its ecological integrity. Get Involved: We welcome all who share our passion for conservation and sustainable living. Join us in protecting this unique ecosystem!

11 to 50 staff

Wild

WILD was born from a passion for both wildlife and education, aiming to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world experience. Set in a nature reserve, this innovative platform offers postgraduate students in Engineering, Agriculture, and Veterinary Sciences the opportunity to apply their knowledge to practical projects that drive conservation and sustainability. By immersing students in hands-on challenges, WILD cultivates the next generation of problem-solvers, empowering them to make a meaningful impact on the world.

1 to 10 staff

Wildcomm Research Stations

We envision a world in which conservation volunteering is not for profit but fills a real need in providing knowledge, connecting habitats, and giving landowners outside protected areas a reason to value their natural environment and co-exist with wildlife. Our mission is to provide affordable opportunities to dedicated conservation volunteers that will, by working collaboratively and alongside landowners outside protected areas, bridge knowledge gaps, foster habitat connectivity and cultivate a shared appreciation for the natural environment. We are doing this by establishing research satellite sites and placing volunteers on privately owned land, where wildlife research and conservation can have a big impact.

1 to 10 staff

Raise The Baby Rhino With Hunter

1 to 10 staff

Ingwe Research Program Npc

Our Mission To effectively conserve leopards in South Africa by empowering stakeholders through practical scientific recommendations, enabled by formal research, citizen science, novel technologies, and proactive collaboration.

1 to 10 staff