Educating kids at Ndumo with TUT
Emunywana Junior Primary, Ndumo Environmental Education Centre, Ndumo, KwaZulu-Natal
Educating more kids of Ndumo!
Mdumisa Primary School, Ndumo Environmental Education Centre, Ndumo, KwaZulu-Natal
Eagle owl receives treatment at wildlife hospital
Midrand Reporter: According to the Owlproject.org, they received a call on 13 May concerning an injured eagle owl that was spotted grounded at Darrenwood Retirement Village. The organisation quickly responded and went the site to rescue it.
Three hoots for these tiny owlets
Krugersdorp News: Owls often eat pests such as rats and insects, and are really important to the ecosystem. Why, then, do so few people worry about their welfare?
Fourways Review: BROADACRES – An injured owl, which has been cared for by residents of Cedar Lakes, was ringed recently and then released back into the wild.
Owlproject in der NMS-GÖSTLING
Owlproject.org educating school kids in Austria on owls.
Owl Project – Eulen Projekt
The owl researchers Jonathan Haw from Johannesburg (South Africa) and Ingrid Kohl, a former student at Friesgasse (MJ 2001), attended biology classes at Allgemeinbildende Höhere Schule in Austria.
Wissen, das weltweit verbindet
Das Schulprojekt owlproject.org aus Südafrika war am Freitagvormittag in der Neuen Mittelschule in Göstling zu Gast. (Translated: The school project owlproject.org from South Africa was a guest on Friday morning in the new middle school in Göstling)
Wissen, das weltweit verbindet
''Knowledge, that connects worldwide'' An article in the local paper in Austria on schoolkids from Alexandra township educating Austrian kids about South African owl species.
Guest of honor in the bird of prey station
Owlproject.org visits the Upper Austrian Nature Conservation Union in Linz / Ebelsberg, Austria
Young children at Rivonia Primary School excited to care for young owls
Sandton Chronicle: RIVONIA – The environment committee at Rivonia Primary School welcomed two barn owl chicks which will stay in an owl box for the next month.
After 25 years, owl finally gets a box
Sandton Chronicle: MILL HILL – After 25 years of staying in the ceiling of a retirement home, an owl finally gets his own barn box.