Does your environmental project need an aerial perspective? The Bateleurs provides an aviation service to environmentalists throughout Southern Africa.

Donations

donate

We use Payfast to process our donations. They are a secure payment gateway who use the highest standards of security when processing your online donation. When you click on the donate button above you will be taken to a separate secure website where the transaction will take place. They accept the following methods of payment: payfast

Should you have any worries or queries please contact the Bateleurs.

Newsletter

Now you can support our cause by swiping your MyVillage MyPlanet card at retailers across the country every time you shop. There is no cost to you! Click on the card to find out more

MySchool_Card

Find_us_on_facebook_badge
Home News News 2011 Commentary for Second Quarter 2011
Commentary for Second Quarter 2011 PDF Print E-mail

Missions Featured in this Newsletter

In the second quarter of 2011 The Bateleurs flew seven missions.  These included a flight to count Ludwig’s Bustards in the Karoo, an aerial investigation of mining by Exxaro at Mtunzini, tracking collared cheetahs in the Kgalagadi, capturing aerial imagery of fly ash dumps near Witbank for 50/50, tracking collared wild dogs in the Waterberg, counting eggs in the nests of wattled cranes in the KZN Midlands, and tracking collared leopards in the Baviaanskloof. All seven of these missions were flown for beneficiaries well-known to us and who have made use of our services in the past.

Please read the post-flight reports from the pilots and passengers, and have a look at the accompanying photos, by clicking on the mission title in the list below.