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wwf.org.za

We need to value our diverse wildlife.

urbansprout.co.za

urban sprout features green news and opinion, and an organic eco directory that focuses on organic and eco-friendly products.

ewt.org.za

EWT'S Future Fit Strategy: The Endangered Wildlife Trust is dedicated to conserving threatened species & ecosystems in Africa.

saep.org

On the 26th of March 2023, the South African Education Project (SAEP) in collaboration with Mountain Club of South Africa (MCSA) conducted a hike with an Eco-Club from Sophumelela High School at Table Mountain National Park. The Eco-Club are also part of the School Indigenous Greening Project committee that has established an indigenous garden in their school to promote the reintroduction of lost biodiversity in their communities and while also the garden is being used as an outdoor learning cla

sanbi.org

SANBI secures major climate adaptation funding to protect South Africa’s most vulnerable communities South Africa is set to benefit from a grant of USD 40.1million (over R700 million*) from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to assist in the country’s climate change adaptation efforts. This landmark investment will support the implementation of the project called, ‘Scaling

iucn.org

Bringing together more than 60 Model Forests, across over 35 countries and 70 million hectares of land, the International Model Forest Network demonstrates what integrated, community-led forest governance can achieve for both people and nature, and in doing so, it is helping countries meet their commitments to all three Rio Conventions at once.

capebiosphere.co.za

The Cape West Coast Biosphere Reserve is unique in terms of its natural beauty, bio diversity, history, culture and location.

emg.org.za

BY AFIKA NDLELA, LILO MXAKA, SOPHUMLA NTOYABO EMG Team Afika, Apiwe, Lilo, Mandy and Sophumla facilitated the programme of the EcoPolitics School which was held from November 14-16, 2023 at the Nicol Hotel in Johannesburg. Coming from all 9 provinces in South Africa, the participants were made up of a…

stoprhinopoaching.com

Cape Town – The Skukuza Regional Court convicted and sentenced three men to hefty sentences, totalling over 100 years, for poaching-related offences. Zwelithini Mathebula 37, and Lucky Mhlongo 39, were sentenced to 34 years’ imprisonment while their co-accused Teddy Dlamini 37, was sentenced to 39 years’ imprisonment. NPA regional spokesperson Monica Nyuswa, said that the...