Recipe to being an excellent Field Guide #ABTRecipeFriday

©Hannalize Van Der Colff

A Field Guide needs the following traits :
  • An inherent passion for observing, sharing and learning about wildlife.
  • The ability to work on his/her own with enthusiasm.
  • Flexible in that he/she is willing to change plans on the spur of the moment and is willing to innovate in the interests of the guest and the company.
  •  Confident but humble.
  •  Co-operative – and keen to work with the balance of the team in the interests of the lodge and the guests.
  • Organized – with attention to detail and time.
  • A developmental approach to his/her staff and colleagues.
  • Professional and neat in personal appearance and image.
  • A person who can live in remote places.
  • A person with an upbeat, positive attitude.
  • Must be willing to do physical, hard work, like mend a fence.
  • May be able to host at dinner / drinks.
  • Ensuring guest safety at all times.
  • Helping problem animal controll.



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