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Groen Sebenza Phase II Programme
Environmental/Biodiversity organisations are hiring 1050 graduates The Groen Sebenza Phase II Programme is a bridging into work programme funded to […]
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SANBI releases crucial yet spectacular coffee table book
Welcome the sun at Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden
If there’s one thing that unites most Joburgers it’s that the people of this city love the beginning of summer: […]
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The “boring” grassland biome?
Women in Climate Change contributes to sustainable development
Climate Change is a current lived reality for many communities around the world, in Africa and South Africa alike. We […]
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FBIP student fighting fruit fly infestations with Trojan horse bacteria
New biodiversity project to fill knowledge gaps in SA’s freshwater systems
R300-million set aside to ensure unemployed graduates are incubated in the environmental and biodiversity sector
Environmental and biodiversity organisations are invited to participate in a R300-million government-sponsored funded human capacity development programme, Groen Sebenza Phase […]
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Holding it together: the Cape dune flora
A collaborative project to strengthen spatial biodiversity assessment, prioritisation and planning in southern Africa
On 7 June 2022, in the presence of the French Ambassador to South Africa, SANBI signed a financial agreement with […]
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COHORT appoints new Chairperson and Exco
The Committee of Head of Organisation of Research and Technology (COHORT) elected Ms Jansie Niehaus, NSTF Executive Director, as Chairperson […]
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SANBI hosts fourth annual Students Research Day 2022
Biodiversity is the foundation upon which we can build back better and stronger. It underpins as a solution to several […]
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How a 100 year-old baboon spider specimen improved with age
Somewhere in the deep recesses of the Iziko Museum in Cape Town, there is a small glass jar containing a […]
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Out and about this summer: Hiking at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden
As we head into summer – and the festive season – it’s the ideal time to get outdoors into our […]
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