Browsing Faculty of Veterinary Science Web News by Author "Van Schalkwyk, Louis"

Browsing Faculty of Veterinary Science Web News by Author "Van Schalkwyk, Louis"

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  • Community Engagement newsletter, Faculty of Veterinary Science, Autumn, 2011 
    University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science; University of Pretoria. Dept. of Community Engagement; Van Schalkwyk, Louis; Van Rooyen, Jacques; Simpson, Gregory J.G.; Muller, Heather; Quarmby, Tania; Albertyn, Mandy; Olivier, Louise; Machimana, Eugene Gabriel; Halvatzis, Jenny (2011-04-01)
    Contents: Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Research Station, Hluvukani Animal Health Centre and Mnisi Community Programme / Louis van Schalkwyk, Jacques van Rooyen & Greg Simpson -- Education : engineering a brighter future for ...
  • Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Research Station hosts international EpiSTIS meetings 
    Van Schalkwyk, Louis; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science (2011-10-24)
    During the week of 22 to 25 March 2011, Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Research Station (HHWRS), managed by the Faculty of Veterinary Science, hosted various international meetings of the EpiSTIS project in its recently upgraded ...
  • Newly opened Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Research Station managed by Faculty of Veterinary Science's Centre for Veterinary Wildlife Studies 
    Kriek, N.P.J.; Van Schalkwyk, Louis; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science (2010-09-17)
    On 25 August 2010, the Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Research Station (HHWRS), was officially opened by the Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria (UP), the Peace Parks Foundation (PPF) and the Mpumalanga Tourism ...
  • Research to enhance protection of livestock against Foot and mouth disease 
    Van Schalkwyk, Louis; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science (2011-08-24)
    During the official opening of the Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Research Station (HHWRS) in August 2010, Peace Parks Foundation (PPF) made available R1 million towards priority research concerning veterinary issues in trans-frontier ...