The National Zoological Gardens of South Africa (NZG) has the largest inland marine and freshwater aquarium in the country. Housing […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Global study on importance of biodiversity
Global study shows how important biodiversity is for crop production In the last two decades, 20% of the world’s croplands […]
Continue readingMore Tag
SA’s wetlands and rivers are crucial for water security
Healthy rivers and wetlands are necessary to address one of the most crucial issues in our country today – that […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Harold Porter NBG has a whale of a time with locals and tourists
The annual Hermanus Whale Festival took place the weekend of the 27th to the 29th of September 2019. Every year, […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Tenfold increase in Marine Protected Areas supports SA’s sustainable oceans economy
Pic: Peter Chadwick National Marine Week is celebrated in the second week of October. During this time, we recognise how […]
Continue readingMore Tag
CREW’s search through history in Bews Herbarium
By Aaliyah Motala As you enter through the double doors, you are hit with the comforting musky smell of old […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Super achievement by the NZG’s ZooClub
The Zoo Club, a youth development programme at the National Zoological Garden (NZG), achieved another milestone by winning the annual […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Dr Rebelo receives 2019 Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) Regional Award
The Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) award recognizes outstanding individuals, organizations or projects in the field of ecological restoration. Dr […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Capacity building sessions in EDM create shared value
The Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) component of the BLU project convened a capacity building session for municipal officials […]
Continue readingMore Tag
UNDP SA welcomes new Resident Representative
The United Nations Development Programme is proud to announce the return of Dr Ayodele Odusola to South Africa, this time […]
Continue readingMore Tag
Rehabilitation project results in socio economic benefits
The rehabilitation project being implemented by the Kaapsehoop Heritage Association on the Battery Creek Gorge, located on the Berlin Forest […]
Continue readingMore Tag
uMDMs SDFs geared towards improved land use regulation
Getting environmental layers included in municipal Integrated Development Plans (IDPs) with the aim of producing Spatial Development Frameworks (SDFs) that […]
Continue readingMore Tag
BLU Project presents IAIA19 Brisbane
The South African National Biodiversity Institute’s (SANBI’s) Environmental Management Component of the Biodiversity and Land Use (BLU) Project was part […]
Continue readingMore Tag
SANBI releases National Biodiversity Assessment
Image: Jonathan Colville South Africa’s incredible biodiversity, our natural heritage, provides many jobs and benefits On Heritage Day, we celebrate […]
Continue readingMore Tag
SA coastal biodiversity status in spotlight on Clean-up Day
Saturday 21 September is International Coastal Clean-up Day, which draws attention to the problem of waste on beaches. The soon-to-be-released […]
Continue readingMore Tag