In 2007, the financial support provided by Ernest Oppenheimer and Son (EOS) for formal basic education activities on Telperion was re-directed towards supporting undergraduate National Diploma in Nature Conservation students from UNISA. This change in focus was to increase the usage and access of Telperion for Tertiary education activities. This enabled the formation of the Telperion UNISA Conservation Mentoring Project (TUCMP) in 2012. This poster reflects the progress and achievements made towards providing quality work-integrated learning (WIL) opportunities at Telperion.Environmental Science
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