The guys at Compliance & Competency Management have been working like Trojans on the Living with Wildlife website upgrade - check it out to see how well it is coming along.
You still can't buy directly from the Online Shop yet (being worked on at the moment) but everything is there for you to see and if you would like to buy anything or enquire about any courses, just go to the Contact Us page and all the contact details are there.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Friday, November 13, 2009
The Website Is Back Up!!!
Many of you who know Living with Wildlife well will know that the website has been down for several months now.
This is because the site has been going through a total revamp to update all the details on courses, equipment and information relating snakes and snake awareness.
Well, Version 1 of the new Living with Wildlife website got launched today!!! We know there are grammatical errors and there are also links and pages that need fixing, but for those of you who know the old website, you must agree that it is a massive improvement on the old site.
It is definitely a work in progress (and this is why the comment "Version 1" was made), but you can still find a heap of new information on the new site that will be of great value to those who have an interest in this topic.
A HUGE thank you must go out to the staff at Compliance and Competency Management - they have been working tirelessly (particularly over the past couple of days) to get the website back up and running - your efforts are much appreciated.
Check it out via this link and let us know what you think.
This is because the site has been going through a total revamp to update all the details on courses, equipment and information relating snakes and snake awareness.
Well, Version 1 of the new Living with Wildlife website got launched today!!! We know there are grammatical errors and there are also links and pages that need fixing, but for those of you who know the old website, you must agree that it is a massive improvement on the old site.
It is definitely a work in progress (and this is why the comment "Version 1" was made), but you can still find a heap of new information on the new site that will be of great value to those who have an interest in this topic.
A HUGE thank you must go out to the staff at Compliance and Competency Management - they have been working tirelessly (particularly over the past couple of days) to get the website back up and running - your efforts are much appreciated.
Check it out via this link and let us know what you think.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
The Word Is Getting Out!!
Here is an article from the Yorke Peninsula Country Times where staff from Living with Wildlife and the SA Ambulance Service were teaching people about snake behaviour and what to do in the event of a snake bite at a presentation recently held in Minlaton.
The feedback was the presentation was fantastic and everyone learnt a heap from it!!
The feedback was the presentation was fantastic and everyone learnt a heap from it!!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
a HUGE thankyou!!!!
Living with Wildlife recently conducted a Working with Venomous Snakes refresher course for the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry.
You may not be aware but the Kiwis are having an increasing problem with people trying to sneak snakes into the country to keep as pets.
To help with this problem, staff from the Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry have been coming to Australia for a number of years now so that Living with Wildlife can teach them safe capture and relocation techniques.
One way that culprits are trying to get the snakes into New Zealand is inside shipping containers, so to make the training more realistic Living with Wildlife thought that having a shipping container available for the Kiwis to find and bag the snakes would be a good idea.
We made some enquiries and Grant Lucas, Operations Manager at P&O Trans Australia (SA) Pty Ltd gave us one of their shipping containers to use for the duration of the course absolutely free of charge!!!!
Thank you so much for your kind donation Grant - not only did you make the course much more realistic for the Kiwis but it also saved us a lot of money and every dollar that can be saved in business is much appreciated.
If you ever need the services of a professional, customer service oriented group to freight your goods, give Grant and his team at P&O Trans Australia (SA) Pty Ltd a call - we found them fantastic to deal with.
You may not be aware but the Kiwis are having an increasing problem with people trying to sneak snakes into the country to keep as pets.
To help with this problem, staff from the Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry have been coming to Australia for a number of years now so that Living with Wildlife can teach them safe capture and relocation techniques.
One way that culprits are trying to get the snakes into New Zealand is inside shipping containers, so to make the training more realistic Living with Wildlife thought that having a shipping container available for the Kiwis to find and bag the snakes would be a good idea.
We made some enquiries and Grant Lucas, Operations Manager at P&O Trans Australia (SA) Pty Ltd gave us one of their shipping containers to use for the duration of the course absolutely free of charge!!!!
Thank you so much for your kind donation Grant - not only did you make the course much more realistic for the Kiwis but it also saved us a lot of money and every dollar that can be saved in business is much appreciated.
If you ever need the services of a professional, customer service oriented group to freight your goods, give Grant and his team at P&O Trans Australia (SA) Pty Ltd a call - we found them fantastic to deal with.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Have a Question on Venomous Snakes,Animals or Insects
We will shortly be launching a new Webpage www.livingwithwildlife.com.au with a lot more information. However, if you would like to find out more about Living with Wildlife or have any questions at all feel free to Ask Geoff at askgeoff@livingwithwildlife.com.au
Sunday, October 4, 2009
We Really Are A "Lucky Country"!!!
Have a read of this article from The Philippines where The Department of Health is commenting that snake sightings in flooded homes is a "natural occurrence" and they go on to say they have plenty of anti-venom shots for possible snake bites!!!!
Anyone who does not believe that Australia really is a "lucky country" should read more of these articles!!!!
Anyone who does not believe that Australia really is a "lucky country" should read more of these articles!!!!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Working with Venomous Snakes
We will be conducting a "Working with Venomous Snakes" Course at Williamstown South Australia for three days commencing 26th September. A couple of vacancies have unexpectedly become available. If you would like to know more please contact us at lwwcourses@gmail.com
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