Estienne de Beer is one of South Africa's most popular and booked wildlife inspirational speakers. He is a bush adventurist and professional speaker with a passionate interest in wildlife conservation.  As a rehabilitated adrenalin junkie, he has collected a variety of painful souvenirs, including a knee surgery; titanium screws in his shoulder; cracked ribs; broken fingers; a few stitches; and the loss of sight in his one eye.


























Inheriting his passion for the outdoors from his dad, a bush specialist, Estienne has also seen action in several anti-poaching operations involving elephant tusks, rhino horns and the smuggling of other Fauna and Flaura in Southern Africa. His most exotic bush experience was to spend 14 months on the banks of the unspoilt Kavango River in Namibia. The most stupid thing that he has ever attempted was trying to kill a crocodile after witnessing it catching a child.  Combining all these encounters, make him one of the most interesting nature motivational speakers in South Africa.

Estienne also did a stint in the concrete jungle and became "Manager of the Year" in 2000 for one of the top 3 companies in South Africa.  His instructional leadership and teamwork articles have been published all over the world in business magazines and Estienne is the author of two ‘how to' books, "Boosting Your Career - Tips from Top Executives" and "How to Survive Your Big Bad Boss."  Foremost wildlife motivational speakers have wide influence and Estienne's exploration and motivational speaking has saved the lives of multitudes of Meerkats as farmers, hunters and rural people get educated more about the benefits of having wild Meerkats in their areas.

Above and beyond this offering, we can also help you with other nature inspirational speakers, wildlife guest speakers and nature guest speakers.  If you perhaps have a theme function or international conference with an African theme, we recommend wildlife conference speakers or nature conference speakers as an extremely creative way to spice things up a little...