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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Kirstenbosch receives TripAdvisor Global Top Destination award
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is awarded a TripAdvisor Global Top Destination Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden has received a TripAdvisor Travellers’ […]
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Minister Barbara Creecy visits the National Zoological Garden
On Thursday 4 August 2022, the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment Ms Barbara Creecy, joined by board members […]
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Minister Creecy assesses scientific services at National Zoological Garden
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Ms Barbara Creecy to assess the scientific services of the National Zoological […]
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SANBI pursues options for retirement of Charley, the African elephant at the Pretoria National Zoological Garden
The South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) would like to announce the decision to pursue options for the retirement of […]
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FBIP student fighting fruit fly infestations with Trojan horse bacteria
SA’s succulent plants experience unprecedented rates of decline
Pic: Domitilla Raimondo IUCN Red List assessment reveals shocking collapse of South Africa’s wild succulent plant populations South Africa’s succulent […]
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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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First-ever successful rooting of SA’s endangered ‘Yellow Peeling Plain Tree’
First-ever successful rooting of South African critically endangered ‘Yellow Peeling Plain Tree’ also known as Mutavhatsindi in Tshivenda The year […]
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