conference recordings
If you missed any of the sessions or would like to revisit some of the discussions, you can now view the recorded content of the Conference, which is available online.
The event recorded in its entirety and is now available for viewing on-demand.
To access the recorded content, you use the same login details that you received for the Conference.
conference details
The purpose of the conference is to bring together community practitioners who work in the interface between communities, wildlife and conservation areas in the Greater Kruger to share experiences, challenges and lessons learned.
Through storytelling, reflection and learning, the conference will cover issues relating to human-wildlife conflict, community development and beneficiation, community safety, illegal wildlife trade/poaching, corruption, environmental education, and more.
Date and times:
24 November 12:00 – 16:00
25 November 12:00 – 16:00
26 November 12:00 – 14:00
The conference is supported and facilitated by Indalo Inclusive, an NPO with vast experience in virtual conferencing, working in the Greater Kruger landscape and the conservation-related and socio-economic issues that occur within the landscape and community conservation.
khetha programme
The Khetha programme recognises that addressing wildlife trafficking involves understanding and engaging in complex social and ecological systems. Understanding these and providing the right advice to institutional partners is a major output of the programme.
The Khetha programme therefore seeks to:
- Support innovative partnerships and novel approaches within civil society, communities, private sector and government in at least four innovation nodes in GLTFCA to improve relationships between people and wildlife, by July 2022.
- Support the implementation of critical wildlife trafficking policy frameworks for South Africa and Mozambique to increase crime prevention, detection, prosecution and collaboration, by July 2022.
- Learn, collaborate and coordinate with influential institutions in the GLTFCA landscape to strengthen the collective response to wildlife trafficking, by July 2022.