Satellite Functions

Satellite Functions of the Grassland Society of Southern Africa are events, usually in the form of a mini congress, conference, farmers’ day, workshop, or short course. Satellite functions have been held for many years in the GSSA, often in the form of Prestige Grazing Days.

Grasslands, Timber and Fire. A Symposium

14 to 15 October 2009

Bishopstowe Farmers Hall, Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal

The SANBI Grasslands Programme and the Grassland Society of Southern Africa are proud to host a symposium focusing on improving our understanding of the ecology and management of grasslands, and their related ecosystems, that are associated with timber plantations. A central theme is fire behaviour, fire ecology, and fire management.

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Research Skills Workshop

12 to 13 November 2008

Lythwood Lodge, KwaZulu-Natal Midlands

The Grassland Society of Southern Africa was proud to host a Research Skills Workshop. During this two-day event, successful academics, researchers, and scientists made presentations on key aspects of research. A wide range of topics was covered, from the philosophy of the importance of science through to making successful public presentations.

Additionally, there was a session during which delegates shared their ideas on successful research habits with the audience.

An interactive tutorial followed the workshop, describing ways to manage data and create documents professionally and efficiently.

The first day focused on the principles of research, while the second day focused on the practice of research.