This spectacular Boulevard Wildlife Documentary Series takes a look at the lives of Africa's wildlife diversity.

Africa - This fascinating program explores the amazing animals of Africa, the continent that offers a vast range of harsh and clement environments in which wildlife can survive and flourish.

Babies - Just as animals can be ruthless predators, they can also be the most devoted parents. This program takes an entertaining look at wildlife and their young and offers a fascinating insight into how animal babies are raised in their natural habitat.

Big Cats - A program dedicated to Big Cats, their characteristics, and our fascination with them over the centuries; from the wild inhabitants of the Rocky Mountains, to the untamed predators of the darkest Africa.

Predators - A documentary looking at the world of animal hunters and the hunted. A real and detailed insight into the crueland vicious world that is the natural way of survival of the fittest.

Secret Animals of Africa - This program takes us on a trip through the astonishingly varies environments of Africa to investigate the lifestyles and habitats of such fascinating animals as the gorilla, the chimpanzee, the vulture and the scorpion.

Unit Price : excluding postage and packaging

• Per CD Members : R 60.00 (Incl. Vat)
• Per CD Non-Members : R 70.00 (Inc. Vat)

Africa Nature Training's (ANT) Field Guide and Nature Enthusiast Course is a part-time, yearlong, blended learning programme, combining evening lectures in Sunninghill with weekend fieldtrips. The course has proved so popular over the last few years that, commencing in 2008, we will also be offering lectures in Irene. The fieldtrips fall over weekends and are held at various nature reserves and other places of scientific interest.

Twenty three expert guest lecturers including Dr John Ledger, Dr Peter Apps, Prof Erik Holm, Dr David Johnson, to name just a few, present each evening lecture and accompany students on fieldwork weekends. Approximately twenty different subjects are covered these include Signs of the Veld, Birds, Trees Grasses, Mammals and Astronomy to name but a few. Registration for the 2008 course has now opened and given that we can only accommodate 44 (students) per group you need to sign up now to secure your place and experience 'the year of a lifetime'!

For more information contact Lorraine, Andre or Dave on (011) 888-1088 or at info@AfricaNatureTraining.co.za

Last year FullCycle established a Worm Farm at the Mount Nelson Hotel, Cape Town (the first in South Africa), so instead of their kitchen waste going to landfill, earthworms now turn it into vermicast (a soil conditioner) that is used by their horticulturist in their gardens.

We see Worm Farms as a simple solution to our growing waste crisis. FullCycle specialises in domestic worm farms and commercial units.

Earthworms can eat half their own weight each day. They double their numbers every 4-6 months, and after 2-3 years with FullCycle's Can-O-Worms you will have 4-5kg of earthworms in the worm farm capable of eating up to 2-3kg of organic waste per day.

Can-O-Worms is an odourless, user-friendly composting system that allows anyone to participate in recycling. The compact, stylish design of Can-O-Worms makes it versatile and attractive enough to use anywhere - even inside! It turns your organic household waste into rich compost and liquid fertiliser. The innovative-layered design of Can-O-Worms stacking tray system allows for easy removal of the finished worm castings and worm tea (liquid fertiliser) - without having to handle the worms or decomposing organic waste. It is completely safe around children and is a great educational tool for every home.

A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the EWT.

Unit Price : excluding postage and packaging

• Can-O-Worms : R 800.00 (Excl. Vat)
• Earthworms (1000 Units): R 150.00 (Inc. Vat)

Renowned balladeer and TV personality, Ed Jordan and 'Not the Midnight Mass' singer/co founder and well known voice artist Alan Glass, have teamed up to produce a fantastic array of original South African children’s songs on 3 CD’s. The songs, all penned by Jordan and Glass, have established themselves as hits with kids aged 0-8. They all have an educational feel and also focus on environmental issues, and are designed to be parent friendly and ideal for long family car trips. The CD's explore a range of music genres, including Jazz, Rap, R&B and Hip Hop.

Unit Price : excluding postage and packaging

• Per CD Members : R 80.00 (Incl. Vat)
• Per CD Non-Members : R 90.00 (Inc. Vat)

Something that has taken South Africa by stampede. A must for all South Africans! A fun educational family game with stunning true to life images. Have loads of fun while learning about our magnificent Wildlife and Natural Heritage. The questions are graded according to three knowledge levels, so everyone can play. Fully categorised and informative, you will love the amazing facts and truly enjoy this fun way of learning with your children. What's more, a percentage of sales of this wonderful boardgame will be donated to EWT. Endorsed and supported by SANParks and the Endangered Wildlife Trust, this is the ultimate game to get to know our glorious wildlife and natural heritage. (Also available in Afrikaans - Ek's Wild ... en Wakker.)

Unit Price : excluding postage and packaging

• Per Unit Members : R 275.00 (Incl. Vat)
• Per Unit Non-Members : R 290.00 (Inc. Vat)

While all cranes are majestic, the Blue Crane stands out in this regard. It is our national bird and appears on the 5c coin, yet it is also threatened. Currently only 21 000 – 25 000 Blue Cranes are left in South Africa, whilst a century ago 100 000 used to populate the region. The Blue Crane is near-endemic which means that we are the world’s custodians of this creature. We cannot allow its distinctive bugle calls to vanish from our remaining grasslands. You can now 'adopt' a Blue Crane cuddly toy to help support the work that the EWT does in conserving the eco-system they live in, to ensure they have a future.

The Wattled Crane is by far the most endangered crane species in South Africa. Wattled Cranes are exceptionally susceptible to disturbance while nesting in wetlands, and will easily desert a nest if disturbed. To make things worse, although the birds sometimes lay two eggs, only one chick is usually hatched and reared. With only 240 Wattled Cranes left in South Africa, they need our help! You can now 'adopt' a Wattled Crane cuddly toy to help support the work that the EWT does in conserving the eco-system they live in to ensure they have a future.

Unit Price : excluding postage and packaging

• Small - Per Unit Members : R 100.00 (Incl. Vat)
• Small - Per Unit Non-Members : R 110.00 (Inc. Vat)