It’s all good and well to talk about climate change adaptation, and about the tools and strategies that people need […]
Continue readingMore TagDedicated cruise deepens offshore research capacity in South Africa
A team of marine scientists have embarked on a multi-institutional and multi-disciplinary offshore expedition to develop the capacity of young […]
Continue readingMore Tag‘’Saludos desde España’’ – Greetings from Spain!
The SANBI-GBIF Team embarked on a two-day journey to Spain in December 2022 to participate in an exciting new project […]
Continue readingMore TagSANBI co-hosts the 17th Kimberley Biodiversity Research Symposium
After three years of restrictions due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the year 2022 allowed the Kimberley Biodiversity Research Symposium (KBRS) […]
Continue readingMore TagNew project to map and assess biodiversity launched in Mozambique
On 16 November 2022, the SBAPP Regional Project was launched in Macaneta, Mozambique in the presence of the Embassy of […]
Continue readingMore TagThe revision of South Africa’s gazetted list of threatened terrestrial ecosystems
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Ms Barbara Creecy, has published the Revised National List of Threatened Terrestrial […]
Continue readingMore TagLaunch of South Africa’s first National Coastal and Marine Spatial Biodiversity Plan
Tuesday 8 November 2022: Today, the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) launched South Africa’s first National Coastal and Marine […]
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The Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts are officially back and are set to bring a star-studded line-up to get people dancing […]
Continue readingMore TagPretoria National Botanical Garden voted best of the best in Tshwane
The Pretoria National Botanical Garden, one of SANBI’s flagship gardens, has been honoured with five Best of Pretoria Readers’ Choice […]
Continue readingMore TagSANBI convenes Catchment Indaba 2022
Conservation and community partners working together for water security in the Olifants Catchment at Catchment Indaba 2022 The South African […]
Continue readingMore TagCelebrate succulents at Kirstenbosch
Join the Kirstenbosch Botanical Society in celebrating our rich and diverse Succulent plant heritage at a special sale and exhibition […]
Continue readingMore TagKZN herbarium celebrates Arbor Day at Lihlithemba High School
The 8th of September was an exciting day for the KwaZulu-Natal Herbarium team who as part of their Arbor Day […]
Continue readingMore TagA snapshot into the Olifants River Catchment
It proved to be an intensive yet rewarding journey, as several Living Catchment Project partners spent a few days in […]
Continue readingMore TagSeeing the Invisible – Walter Sisulu NBG
Unprecedented augmented reality exhibition extends to additional Botanical Gardens across eight countries in October 2022 Season one was experienced by […]
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