The CCIA has previously been involved with :

  • Agricultural viability studies in Zambia for British American Tobacco to resettle Zimbabwean farmers in Zambia;
  • Agricultural assessments to resettle Somalians in Kenya back to Somalia through agricultural sustainability projects;
  • Counter Poaching and law enforcement training and operations in the greater Kruger National Park
  • Counter Poaching and law enforcement training and operations in the Garamba National Park, DRC;
  • Community conservation initiatives in the Madikwe area (via Bopa Monyetla);
  • Contribution to the IUCN mammal biodiversity assessments and updates;
  • Contribution to the IUCN herpetological biodiversity assessments and updates;
  • Contribution of the Animal Demography Unit’s expert panel;
  • Participation and sponsorship of the North West Leopard Project;
  • Participation in the Okavango Wilderness Project;
  • Participation in the Buffelskloof Nature Reserve Research Project;
  • Dangerous animal and snake education for government parastatals such as Eskom (via the Endangered Wildlife Trust);
  • Participation in the PE Museum Herpetology Research Program in Namibia;
  • Active participation in supervising students from the University of Pretoria’s Centre for Wildlife Management;
  • Formulation and Implementation of Biodiversity Offset Strategy in West Africa;
  • Herpetological census assessment for Tswalu Nature Reserve, Kalahari Region for Oppenheimer and Sons;
  • International Finance Corporation’s Performance Standard 6 conformance for mega projects;
  • Participation in the development of Luwire Wildlife Conservancy’s conservation plan;
  • Successful coordination of industry CSR funds for conservation NGOs; and
  • Fresh water dam management (invasive species eradication and fisheries viability studies).
  • Specialist Scientific Consultants, Marion Island Project, Sub Antarctic;
  • Development of Counter poaching dog tracking technology, Kruger National Park;
  • Development of wildlife telemetry technology throughout Africa and Asia.

The CCIA is currently involved with :

  • Security and Conservation Management in Niassa;
  • Biodiversity Offset Management in Liberia;
  • Counter Poaching and law enforcement training and operations in the greater Kruger National Park;
  • Ongoing technology development for conservation projects in Tembe Elephant and Phinda Game Reserve in Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa;
  • Development of the EIA biodiversity guidelines for the South African Biodiversity Institute.