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Intensive wildlife production Course type: Online Course What do I receive when graduating this course? An industry recognised certificate. Course duration: Average 3-12 months. There are no deadlines, you may complete courses at your own pace. How to get started? 1. Register for an online course: click here 2. Purchase this course in the online shop: click here (or email us for an invoice) The growing need for more detailed knowledge on intensive production of wildlife on small and large reserves, provided the stimulus for producing this course. It is based upon extensive practical experience and provides a detailed, theoretical insight into the requirements of setting up and running a successful intensive wildlife production facility on game reserves and conservancies. Each species is examined from their ecology, habitat and activity, behaviour, facilities, hand-rearing calves, feeding in captivity, diseases and disease conditions, capture, transportation, domestication, economics, legislation and management. If you are a reserve owner, conservancy, wildlife or game farm manager; game ranger, game guide, game guard, trails guide or field guide or merely have an interest in this field; this course is a logical and practical guide for you. The course was written in conjunction with the renowned conservationists and environment scientists, Professors J. du P. Bothma and N. van Rooyan. To view and try the free component, click here

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Page 1: Intensive Wildlife Production Course synopsis

Intensive wildlife

production

Course type: Online Course

What do I receive when graduating this course? An industry recognised certificate.

Course duration: Average 3-12 months. There are no deadlines, you may complete courses at your

own pace.

How to get started?

1. Register for an online course: click here

2. Purchase this course in the online shop: click here (or email us for an invoice)

The growing need for more detailed knowledge on intensive production of wildlife on small and

large reserves, provided the stimulus for producing this course. It is based upon extensive practical

experience and provides a detailed, theoretical insight into the requirements of setting up and

running a successful intensive wildlife production facility on game reserves and conservancies. Each

species is examined from their ecology, habitat and activity, behaviour, facilities, hand-rearing

calves, feeding in captivity, diseases and disease conditions, capture, transportation,

domestication, economics, legislation and management. If you are a reserve owner, conservancy,

wildlife or game farm manager; game ranger, game guide, game guard, trails guide or field guide

or merely have an interest in this field; this course is a logical and practical guide for you. The course

was written in conjunction with the renowned conservationists and environment scientists, Professors

J. du P. Bothma and N. van Rooyan.

To view and

try the free

component,

click here

Page 2: Intensive Wildlife Production Course synopsis

Module # 1 - Large herbivores

Component # 1 - Elephant

Component # 2 - White rhinoceros

Component # 3 - Black rhinoceros

Component # 4 - African savanna buffalo

Module # 2 - Large antelope

Component # 1 - Eland

Component # 2 - Roan antelope

Component # 3 - Sable antelope

Component # 4 - Greater kudu

Component # 5 - Nyala

Component # 6 - Impala

Component # 7 - Bushbuck

Component # 8 - Springbok

Module # 3 - Small antelope

Component # 1 - Duikers

Component # 2 - Steenbok

Module # 4 - Carnivores

Component # 1 - African wild dog

Component # 2 - Nile crocodile

Module # 5 - Birds

Component # 1 - Ostrich

Module # 6 - Veterinary

Component # 1 - Hints for wildlife producers

Delivery and assessment of courses

All course content is available online but may also be downloaded in PDF

format (and easily printed), so you don’t have to be online to study.

All assessment is delivered entirely online and is automated. The assessment,

which we’ve called “take the test” (top right in each component), consists of

between 10 and 30 true/false and multiple-choice questions. There is one test

for each of the components of a course. Students may attempt these tests as

many times as required until they have achieved the passing mark. Once a test

is passed, it cannot be taken again.