The National Biodiversity Assessment (NBA) 2025 webinar series continues with its fifth session, focusing on South Africa’s coastal ecosystems. This […]
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Estuaries are among South Africa’s most productive and valuable ecosystems. These unique environments, where rivers meet the sea, act as […]
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The National Biodiversity Assessment (NBA) 2025 webinar series continues with its third session, focusing on South Africa’s rivers and wetlands. […]
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SANBI, OFB and AFD launch new technical exchange project to strengthen nature finance in South Africa The South African National […]
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South Africa and France have reaffirmed and deepened their long-standing collaboration on biodiversity, climate change and conservation during a high-level […]
Continue readingThe status of South Africa’s terrestrial ecosystems – where are we losing ground and why
The National Biodiversity Assessment (NBA) 2025 webinar series continue with its second session, which focuses on South Africa’s terrestrial ecosystems. […]
Continue readingTurning leaves into life: Natural composting at Thohoyandou National Botanical Garden
By Ropafadzoyashe Tsiga – WIL Student; Mashudu Nndanduleni – Senior Horticulturist In the heart of Limpopo, Thohoyandou National Botanical Garden […]
Continue readingNBA webinar series begins with overview of key findings
National Biodiversity Assessment 2025 webinar series begins with overview of key findings on 10 April 2026. The National Biodiversity Assessment […]
Continue readingFree entry at SANBI gardens during National Gardens Week
South Africa’s National Gardens open their gates for free during National Gardens Week 2026 Following the resounding success of its […]
Continue readingTurning the Tide for South Africa’s Threatened Plants
From Decline to Recovery By Zimkita Mavumengwana Each year, Reverse the Red Day on 7 February shines a spotlight on […]
Continue readingWalter Sisulu NBG awarded level 2 accreditation
Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden awarded level 2 accreditation by ArbNet Accreditation Program Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Roodepoort […]
Continue readingHealthy rivers and wetlands matter more than we think
By Zimkita Mavumengwana When South Africans talk about water security, the conversation often turns to taps running dry, ageing pipes, […]
Continue readingDeputy Minister Bernice Swarts launches National Biodiversity Assessment 2025
Deputy Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Honourable Ms Bernice Swarts, launches National Biodiversity Assessment (NBA) 2025 to guide […]
Continue readingPollution impacts aquatic ecosystems, species and economic activity
Pollution is putting more pressure on South Africa’s rivers, wetlands, estuaries, groundwater and marine ecosystems. Findings from the National Biodiversity […]
Continue readingWhy measuring genetic diversity matters for South Africa’s future
A new lens on biodiversity South Africa is celebrated as one of the world’s most biodiverse countries – home to […]
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