The Kalahari Conservation Society

11/03/2022

The Kalahari Conservation Society is one of the founding members of the Environmental Education Association of Southern Africa (EEASA) and we will be taking part in this year’s conference scheduled to be held in Namibia, from 23-27 August 2022. The EEASA community adds value in so many ways; value arising from the rich interconnected web of perspectives and experiences which offers insight, guidance and inspiration to many environmental practitioners and supporters.

The EEASA Council and the Local Organising Committee for EEASA 2022 would like to find out what delivery mode EEASA members and supporters would like this year’s conference to take place.

It would be greatly appreciated if you could please take 5 minutes and complete the survey.

The survey will close on Monday 14 March 2022 and can be accessed at

This years EEASA’s 40th Conference will be hosted by Namibia. Due to covid, over the past two years EEASA conferences was held virtually but as borders open up and travel has again started we would like to find out what delivery mode EEASA members would like this years conference to take place. Da...

15/02/2022

Dear Friends of KCS,

It is with both sadness and gratitude that we announce that Ms Thato B. Morule who has resigned from KCS Secretariat after two (2) years of being the CEO. Her extraordinary service has led KCS to the reputation it stands for today. She spearheaded the Society to success with her effective strategies.

During her time with the organization as CEO, Ms Morule oversaw great changes. Under her leadership, she played a critical role in the development and success of the organization, and while we will miss her and her inspiring leadership, we wish her the best of luck in her new endeavor.

We are pleased to announce Mr Randall T. Tseleng as our new Acting CEO. Mr Tseleng is highly experienced in the field of Natural Resources Conservation and Management, having more than 10 years’ experience in the industry.

His been working for KCS for the past two (2) years under Ms Morule’s leadership as the Programmes Manager. His role was to facilitate all environment and conservation projects, ensuring all implementation plans are carried out and provided guidance and leadership to the staff of the Environment and Conservation Unit

The combination of his experience, culture and drive makes him an ideal fit for the Society for the next stages of growth. Mr Tseleng’s decisional-making skill is impressive. He is a good learner also and has leadership qualities.

As always, we look forward to the continued support to KCS and Mr Tseleng in his new role.

Thank you.