This is where success stories, thrilling wildlife sightings and camp life anecdotes await. Dive into a world where learning never stops — from the wonders of nature and the bush to insights from our mentors and peers hailing from all corners of the globe. Your next, best chapter begins here!
The Rocky Road To Becoming A Field Guide
On a hot and sunny afternoon, all 15 MORE Field Guide College students headed into the Marakele National Park for some four-wheel drive training, accompanied by their two experienced trainers, Ben and Stohm. With the group consisting of a real cross-section of ages, nationalities and backgrounds, there were a few confident souls who had...
Living The Life Of An MORE Field Guide Student
I started out at the MORE Field Guide college in the June-December intake of 2017 with high hopes and big dreams. I didn’t have any idea of what was in store, and it turned out to nothing as I expected. My college time gave me some of the most memorable months of my life. Just imagine […]
Tracking My Own Progress with MORE Field Guide College
An opportunity to be sponsored for the MORE Field Guide College intake was advertised on the noticeboard at Tinga Lodge. I applied and after the selection process, I was chosen to be a participant. I was beyond excited, I could finally follow my dream of becoming a field guide. As a tracker, I always thought […]
Guiding Future Guides – MORE Field Guide College
As a broad and in-depth subject, guiding is as beautiful as it is tough. Seen from an outside point of view, it may seem simple and easy. I think most guides will say that it is easy because it’s a passion that we as people develop; to inform the public and enhance their experience. Although […]
Leopards, Leopards And More Leopards
My journey at MORE started this past January when I was selected to attend as one of the 8 career guides at the MORE Field Guide College in Marataba. The last 8 months have flown by in a blur of learning, new experiences, friendships and feeding an existing but always-hungry passion for the bush. My […]
