WWF’s 20-year black rhino project has become a scientific treasure trove, helping researchers understand behaviour and improve conservation. South Africa (26 August 2026) – For more than two decades,…
Three popular picnic spots across the park will one day be shaded by beautiful indigenous trees, thanks to volunteers who made the cross-country mission. Northern Cape, South Africa (25…
After being found frightened, injured and pregnant, Angel was rescued just in time and finally given the care and compassion she deserved thanks to Giving is Living. Cape Town,…
Grit and a whole lot of heart can move mountains – and save sea turtles! Conservationist and runner Karoline Hanks just conquered a gruelling 194km ultra-marathon to fully fund Sage…
One young whale’s death cannot be undone, but the science gathered from her can help researchers understand the challenges facing South Africa’s whales and the oceans they call home. …
For four days this November, South Africans will be called to photograph everything from beetles and birds to mushrooms, flowers and frogs as part of the biggest nature survey on…
A community-driven mussel reseeding project is bringing together local knowledge, conservation action and scientific monitoring to help restore coastal resources that support both people and marine life in northern KwaZulu-Natal….
Graeme College boys took a moment to beautify the school’s recycling bin. Eastern Cape, South Africa (21 August 2026) – Three cheers for the recycling bin at Graeme College…
A little baboon roaming the Overberg left a most adorable surprise for the researchers at the Cape Leopard Trust. 🤭👋 Overberg, South Africa (21 August 2026) – The Cape…
After months of surviving between busy roads and learning to trust from a distance, Meisie’s journey has finally led her to safety, gentle care, and the hopeful beginning of a…
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