Raising owlets at Crawford Preparatory Sandton
Sandton Chronicle: SANDTON – Crawford Preparatory Sandton learners have two new baby owlets
Owls to benefit the environment at St Andrew’s
Bedfordview Edenvale News: Chipape said they have to ring the owls for conservation efforts and that the ring is placed on the leg of the owl.
Two owls sheltered in Carter Primary School get identification rings
Alex News: ALEX - Leaning the importance of owls.
Owls show their flair at the BirdLife SA’s African Bird Fair
Rosebank Killarney Gazette: WE GIVE A HOOT – Owls shine at this year's BirdLife's African Bird Fair.
Teaching children about owls
Saturday Star: The Owl Project is encouraging young children in Joburg's townships to appreciate and protect these fascinating raptors that deed on rats, writes Estelle Moore
Owl education is key
Rosebank Killarney Gazette: WE GIVE A HOOT – Education is important when it comes to our night-time winged friends.
Owlets released at Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve
The Comaro Chronicles: The owl feeding team are best described as surrogate owl parents as they continue feeding the owls well after their release.
Kempton Park SPCA hopes to get its own owls soon
Kempton Express: The main purpose of a barn owl box is to eliminate the use of rat poison
Township kids give a hoot about owls
SABC News: After rescuing an injured owl in Alex Township from children throwing rocks at it, animal organisations spent time to educate the kids in the important role these predators play in maintaining rodent populations in the townships.
SPCA to teach Tembisa learners about the value of owls
The main purpose of a barn owl box is to eliminate the use of rat poison
Lycee Jules Verne won the National Youth Reporter Competition
The learners from Lycee Jules Verne, the French international school based in Morningside, featured owlproject.org in their video report. The students’ film won the National Youth Reporter Competition.
Knysna Timber Festival is in full swing
SABC News: The annual Knysna Timber Festival is in full swing, despite the fact that the venue burned down during devastating fires in June. Members of the public were able to visit a variety of stalls by crafters, woodworkers and furniture manufacturers this weekend.