The Southern Cape Bee Industry Association (also known as the Suid-Kaap Byebedryf Vereniging) are a group of dedicated beekeepers who are passionate about promoting ethical, professional, and sustainable beekeeping practices in the Southern Cape province of South Africa.
Continue reading →The Western Cape Bee Industry Association (also known as the Wes-Kaapse Nyebedryfsvereniging – WKBV) is dedicated to supporting those who work with the Cape honeybee (Apis mellifera capensis), a very special honeybee which is indigenous to the fynbos biome of the Western Cape. Through our association, we promote ethical, professional and sustainable beekeeping.
Continue reading →The Witwatersrand Bird Club (aka Wits Bird Club) is the oldest bird club in South Africa having been established in 1947 and is a club which prides itself in supporting numerous local, national and international birding conservation initiatives and searching for, and enjoying the local birds of the region.
The Witwatersrand Bird Club is proud to be the oldest bird club in the BirdLife South Africa (BLSA) family and is based in Johannesburg, Gauteng. The club is further represented by three satellite branches in the Johannesburg metropole by the East Rand, West Rand and Henley-on-Klip branches. The Wits Bird Club is a Non Profit Organisation which welcomes members of any age, background or experience in birding – as long as they have one thing in common…a love for birds and a concern to conserve them and their environments. The objectives of the club include the promotion of, inter alia, the enjoyment, understanding, study and conservation of indigenous wild birds of South Africa.
Continue reading →SASGA acts as a mouthpiece for the Strawberry growers, nurseries and research community in South Africa. Membership is primarily for growers and nurseries.
Members are working together to produce strawberries by making use of advanced farming practices that are safer for the environment and healthier for the human, within the required standards. SASGA also work together to obtain better quality plants and cultivars from across the globe.
Members are also continually on the forefront of implementing new technology, by adopting greater biological farming practices, as well as using water optimally through the best irrigation methods available today.
The Southern African Wildlife Management Association is dedicated to the conservation and wise management of the wildlife resources of southern Africa. Membership is open to all persons involved in wildlife management and research.
Continue reading →The SA Society of Aquatic Scientists is a learned society concerned with the research, management and conservation of inland waters throughout southern Africa. Established in 1964 as the Limnological Society of South Africa, SASAqS provides an important forum for discussion. SASAqS is a society concerned with the research, management and conservation of inland waters throughout Southern Africa.
Continue reading →The Western Cape Woodturners Association (“WCWA”) is a club set up by woodturners for woodturners, with an aim to promote and nurture the art of wood-turning in all its aspects, as well as provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and techniques
The Western Cape Woodturners Association is a member club of the Association of Woodturners of South Africa (“AWSA”).
Established in 1990, the Witwatersrand Woodworkers Association (WWA) is a non-profit organisation that exists to promote and maintain interest, skill and excellence in the working of wood. We support all facets of woodworking, and have amateurs from all walks of life and many professional woodworkers among our members.
Continue reading →The Stationery, Home and Office Products Association of SA are the official mouthpiece for stationery, home, and office products manufacturers and resellers in Southern Africa. The association was first called the “Transvaal Stationers’ Association”
Continue reading →Club Objective: To bring people together who enjoy rock, mineral and gem collecting, the study of earth sciences and the practice of lapidary art and to encourage them in the pursuit of their hobby.
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