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Samson Mulaudzi

Samson Mulaudzi

Community Bird Guide

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    Managing Director at Birding Soutpansberg and Venda Eco-Tours

  • Education

    • University of Venda for Science and Technology

      1994 -
      Bachelor's degree

  • Experience

    • Soutpansberg-Venda Birding Route

      Jan 2006 - now
      Community Bird Guide

      The Soutpansberg-Limpopo Birding Route is ideally situated along the Soutpansberg Mountains and the Limpopo River Valley. This little known area has over 540 bird species (55 % of the Southern African total count). Birding here is both rewarding and exciting.All year round there is an abundance of birds to see.

    • Birding Soutpansberg-Venda Eco-Tours

      Jan 2010 - now
      Freelance Tour Guide

      A tour guide leader organising trips around the area either birding tour or cultural tour.

    • Birding Soutpansberg and Venda Eco-Tours

      Jan 2010 - now
      Cultural Guide

      Birding Soutpansberg and Venda Eco-tours run by Samson Mulaudzi,specialist Limpopo nature guide specialize on both cultural tours and birding tours.Tour around the Soutpansberg Mountains and Venda region such as wood carving,pottery,batik and many more.

    • Greater Limpopo Birding Route

      Jan 2010 - now

      I took the initiative to embark on an educational programme in the northern reaches of Limpopo after a trip to Sagole to see the Mottled Spinetails made it clear that children were knocking down the Spinetail nests for the eggs and chicks. I have gone from school to school, educating the children in the area about the importance of these birds, why we should value all of our birds and animals, as well as showing them that it is possible to make a career out of caring for our birds. I managed to inspire a generation of children to think about their avian resources in a different way and to become young conservators. This programme, coupled with ‘Birds in Trees’ project which couples educational visits with planting trees at schools, and his valuable research into Limpopo’s important bird. Show less

      • Mottled Spinetails Project

        Jan 2010 - now

      • Birds In Trees Project

        Jan 2010 - now

    • Nest Monitoring Project

      Aug 2013 - now
      Soutpansberg-Limpopo Birding Route

      Nesting success and identification of nest predators at Roodewal forest

  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Nature Guide

      THETA
      Jan 2008

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Samson Mulaudzi
      BirdLife South Africa Owl Awards 2012 Birdlife SA Sep 2012 Samson Mulaudzi took the initiative to embark on an educational programme in the northern reaches of Limpopo after a trip to Sagole to see the Mottled Spinetails made it clear that children were knocking down the Spinetail nests for the eggs and chicks. I have gone from school to school, educating the children in the area about the importance of these birds, why we should value all of our birds and animals, as well as showing them that it is possible to make a career out of caring for our… Show more Samson Mulaudzi took the initiative to embark on an educational programme in the northern reaches of Limpopo after a trip to Sagole to see the Mottled Spinetails made it clear that children were knocking down the Spinetail nests for the eggs and chicks. I have gone from school to school, educating the children in the area about the importance of these birds, why we should value all of our birds and animals, as well as showing them that it is possible to make a career out of caring for our birds. Samson managed to inspire a generation of children to think about their avian resources in a different way and to become young conservators. This programme, coupled with ‘Birds in Trees’ project which couples educational visits with planting trees at schools, and his valuable research into Limpopo’s important bird. Show less