Spenden an Friends of African Wildlife sind steuerlich absetzbar.
Posted on 19. August 2026 by
The first internship, made possible by generous donors, was successfully completed in 2026. Ronan Carvill is the first master’s student to complete an applied internship at Southern African Wildlife as part of our “Skills for Nature” project.
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Storms, rain, and sunshine—our summer event had it all when it came to the weather. But one thing remained the same throughout the evening: the fantastic atmosphere!
A heartfelt thank you to all our guests, some of whom arrived soaking wet but didn’t let that dampen their spirits. Thanks to you, the evening turned into an unforgettable event full of wonderful encounters, engaging conversations, and great entertainment.
Posted on 15. April 2026 by
We are delighted to invite you, your friends and family to our annual summer event. An unforgettable evening awaits you. Register now, you will have the chance to win a stay at the college as well as a private game lodge!
morePosted on 11. August 2025 by
The 2025 summer event was a highlight!
Over 38,000 francs were raised, which will go directly to the projects of the Southern African Wildlife College. Many thanks to everyone who attended and to those who donated.
None of this would be possible without you!
Posted on 13. April 2025 by
We are delighted to invite you, your friends and family to our annual summer event with the theme “Africa’s Wildlife”. An unforgettable evening awaits you. Register now for your chance to win a stay at the College and Tintswalo Game Lodge!
morePosted on 23. January 2025 by
The South African Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment, Dr. Dion George, recently attended a course at the Southern African Wildlife College. Through the course, the Minister gained a deeper understanding of the important work of the rangers, the unsung heroes of South Africa, who work in difficult and dangerous conditions. He says about his visit:
morePosted on 20. September 2024 by
World Rhino Day, a reminder of the importance of protecting these magnificent animals! Unfortunately, rhinos are threatened every day by poaching and habitat loss. It’s up to us to secure their future! 🌍💚🦏 Give the gift of a white or yellow gold Rhino bracelet worth CHF 780 (CHF 400 of which is donated)
morePosted on 13. August 2024 by
Another great success
We look back on our 2024 summer event with great joy and gratitude. For the sixth time, we were able to celebrate our event in glorious sunshine on the terrace of HAUTE in Zurich. The delicacies served and the service were outstanding.
We are once again overwhelmed by your generosity this year
Posted on 12. December 2023 by
Are you looking for a Christmas present? With our beautiful rhino necklaces in yellow or white gold, you can give the gift of double the joy, as you donate CHF 400 per necklace to the Friends of African Wildlife projects
morePosted on 2. November 2023 by
More Rhinos!
For the first time in a long time, more rhinos have been counted in Africa. This is great news and shows that the various measures to protect the rhinos are proving successful. Now it’s time to keep up the good work! The Southern African Wildlife College is also fighting poaching with various interlinked projects.
morePosted on 11. July 2023 by
A success
More than 39,000 francs were donated at this year’s summer event – we are speechless and thank all Friends who took part and those who simply donated from the bottom of our hearts. None of this would be possible without you!
We can look back on a perfect and unforgettable celebration! We were able to spend a special evening with dear friends on the terrace of the Haute in glorious sunshine. Theresa Sowry, CEO Southern African Wildlife College, captivated us with her stories about the great work in Africa and touched us deeply.
Posted on 28. June 2023 by
Respect yourself!
The “Kids who care” project starts with the youngest children: College employees visit schools in the surrounding villages of the Kruger Park. There they not only teach the children basic things about nature conservation and animals, but also how to respect themselves. Because caring is not possible without self-care! The children learn to value themselves in a playful way and to treat themselves with respect. The “care” in “Kids who care” stands for this self-care and care, which is promoted by the project through games and learning units. The aim is to promote “caring communities” that treat themselves and the environment with respect.
Respect the others!
morePosted on 13. April 2023 by
We are delighted to invite you, your friends and family to our annual summer event under the motto “Friends meet African Wildlife”.
morePosted on 5. April 2023 by
A dishwashing story in Africa!
After Excellent Mbuso Mhangane had to leave school early due to difficult circumstances at home, he always had the feeling that he was capable of more.
Posted on 6. March 2023 by
The K9-Unit / Dogs4Rhinos has had offspring! Aren’t they just adorable? The still small puppies are now gradually being trained so that they can soon become part of the pack and support the field rangers on their missions.
morePosted on 25. January 2023 by
SAVE THE DATE – JUNE 16, 2023 – SUMMER EVENT
We are delighted to be holding our 2023 summer event at HAUTE, Zurich again this year. Please make your reservation now for Friday, June 16, 2023 from 18h. We will inform you about the details of the event at the beginning of March, announce the program and send out the digital registration.
Posted on 15. December 2022 by
Since 2020, no graduations have been able to take place at the Southern African Wildlife College due to the coronavirus pandemic. Now, at the end of November 2022, these graduations were finally held. The students of the 2020/21 course once again traveled from Zambia, Malawi and South Africa to receive their diplomas in person.
morePosted on 11. November 2022 by
The 2022 Review has just arrived from the printing press! In it you will find memories of our summer event and two exciting reports by students from the Southern African Wildlife College.
morePosted on 31. October 2022 by
Education is one of the highest goods. Unfortunately, many children around the world are excluded from this, which makes it very difficult or even impossible for them to enter working life later on – including in South Africa. Education is fundamental, especially with regard to nature and wildlife conservation. Children need to be made aware of their environment at an early age, as this is the only way they will learn to protect it and live in harmony with it.
morePosted on 4. October 2022 by
Training to become a field ranger is no walk in the park. If you want to work in the bush, you need courage, perseverance, respect and team spirit. All these skills and many more are trained and developed on the Field Ranger course.
morePosted on 16. September 2022 by
Friends visit Friends!
Romy and Heinz visited the Southern African Wildlife College for a day and they were thrilled. We would like to share their letter of thanks to the college with you:
morePosted on 21. July 2022 by
“Sommervent 2022 – we say thank you – more than 23,000 francs have been donated!
We can look back on a successful and unforgettable summer event! We were able to spend a special evening with dear friends on the terrace of the Haute in bright sunshine. Theresa Sowry, CEO Southern African Wildlife College, visiting us again for the first time since 2019, told us about the great work in Africa. KapWeine and food scout Richi Kägi provided plenty of enjoyment. DJ Fräne was also a guest again and played the right beats for us. Click here for the picture gallery
Posted on 1. June 2022 by
We are delighted to invite you to our annual summer event under the motto “Friends meet African Food & Wine”.
DJ Fräne will accompany us through the evening – enjoy the view over the rooftops of Zurich.
Posted on 19. May 2022 by
Your support is appreciated – a visit to the students
Last week Bettina and Christoph Weber visited the Southern African Wildlife College. There they met the students who are sponsored by the Friends of African Wildlife. Over dinner, the students shared their personal stories – touching and hopeful! The training at the college gives them a perspective for the future that they often did not have before.
We would like to thank all patrons for their support of the students – their support is sustainable and makes a difference!
Would you also like to become a patron and support a student?
morePosted on 17. September 2021 by
On September 3, we held our annual summer event at the HAUTE private club in beautiful sunshine.
On this evening, our name says it all: Friends of African Wildlife! Together we toasted with friends, had interesting conversations, enjoyed culinary delights from the HAUTE kitchen, laughed and listened to good music. At the same time, the focus was on our projects: the board members reported on the latest successes and developments and Theresa Sowry, CEO of the Southern African Wildlife College, joined us live. Click here for the picture gallery!
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