Bhejane works in association with various other organizations to empower and educate these communities to ensure a better quality of life, as well as to ensure a vested interest in conservation.īhejane actively seeks sponsors to train local community members and also sponsor a limited number of students themselves for different training courses each year. A very rural area, characterised not only by its rich tapestry of landscapes, history and wildlife, but also by large scale poverty and unemployment of the surrounding communities. Bhejane aims to provide a training and education service to people of all ages wishing to pursue a career in guiding and related activities.īhejane operates in Northern Zululand. With such rapid growth, there is always a demand for professional services. South Africa, like the rest of the world, has seen rapid growth in Ecotourism. The Black Rhino represents a successful conservation effort, against all odds - led by pure passion and determination of these rangers. The dedication, persistence and high standards of the KwaZulu Natal Game Rangers was the driving force behind the successful re-establishment of Black Rhino populations in South Africa. Bhejane Nature Training has been established with the inspirational history of the Black Rhino in Zululand in mind. UBhejane is the Zulu name for the African Black Rhino, a flagship species for northern KZN. Bhejane Nature Training is owned and managed by Dylan & Christa Panos.

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