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Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) Bursary 2026 – Closing Date: 03 October 2025 – Apply Now!

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Hey future environmental champions! 🌍 Ready to make a real difference in South Africa’s natural world? The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) is rolling out an awesome bursary for 2026, and it could be your ticket to a funded education in fields like conservation, marine biology, or sustainable development. Let’s dive in!

This isn’t just any bursary – it’s your chance to study vital subjects that protect our country’s incredible natural resources. The DFFE Bursary supports students who are passionate about forestry, fisheries, environmental management, and more. If you’re eager to tackle challenges like climate change, waste management, or preserving our oceans, this bursary can cover your studies and even lead to an internship after graduation!

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible for this fantastic opportunity, you need to tick a few boxes:

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What Does It Cover?

The DFFE Bursary supports a wide range of studies crucial for environmental sustainability. Here are the exciting fields they are looking to fund for the 2026 academic year:

ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMMES (Ref: EP/01/2026)

FORESTRY MANAGEMENT (Ref: FOR/01/2026)

CHEMICALS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT (Ref: CWM/01/2026)

FISHERIES MANAGEMENT (Ref: FISH/01/2026)

OCEANS AND COASTS (Ref: OC/01/2026)

BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION (Ref: B&C/01/2026)

CLIMATE AND CHANGE AND AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT (Ref: CCAQ/01/2026)

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE SECTOR MONITORING (Ref: RCSM/01/2026)

How to Apply?

Ready to jump into the application process? It’s pretty straightforward! Make sure you have all your documents ready before you begin.

Click the link below to apply directly:

Apply for the DFFE Bursary 2026 Here!

Remember, applications close on 03 October 2025, so don’t delay!

If you’re ready to secure your academic future and contribute to South Africa’s environmental well-being, this DFFE Bursary is calling your name! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity. Click the link above to apply now, and remember to check out more amazing bursaries right here on Bursaries Room!

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