There will be 4 parallel sessions for all working Groups: Conservation and Veterinary, Tourism, Safety and Security, Community Development and Heritage

On the 14th, participants will have a tour to Maramani

BIOPAMA Programme

This is a expert WS that brings together TFCA practitioners, tourism operators and tourism specialists to develop a set of Tourism Concession Guidelines for TFCAs.

The meeting is eld in Johannesburg, SA.

The first out of six cross-border TFCA trainings offered by the Southern African Wildlife College (SAWC) will take place from 9-13 June 2014. The training will target the Greater Mapungubwe TFCA, will involve participants from Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe and will focus on collaboration & communication in relation to cross border protection. Title of the course is: 'Protected Area Security Operations Planning' (PASOP).  

This is the inception WS for the pilot project on cros-border firemanagement between Limpopo NP and Kruger NP.

Participants will work on the SADC guidelines for developing TFCAs.