? Transfer knowledge and skills to local communities benefiting at least 3000 leaners from grade 7 and 8 from 20 schools through educational programmes, participation in conservation of wildlife habitat, exposure to protected areas in Maphutoland and Ndumo Game Reserve for a period of one year.

? Enhance sustainable livelihood through skills development, appropriate support and sustainable use of water for food gardens. Approximately 8 schools and 5500 learners will benefit directly.

? Educate approximately 30 teachers from 20 schools about the environment and equip them to be better hands-on. Teachers learn how to incorporate environmental education in syllabus to enhance environmental literacy.

? To educate and expose about 20 TUT registered nature conservation students in facets pertaining to careers in research, environmental education, knowledge transfer to communities, as well as reserve management for a year.