This year, National Recycling Day is getting a practical makeover, with organisations joining forces to turn hard-to-recycle laminate materials into nifty new desks and chairs for little learners. iLembe…
A group of friends, inspired by the work of Tidy Towns, have started cleaning up rivers and parks in their own neighbourhood. Pennington, South Africa (15 September 2025)- Sometimes…
Lovemore Robson, a dedicated community hero, continues his selfless mission of cleaning up the Fourways area. However, with donations running low, he’s reached out to those who recognise the value…
Surprise! You’re going on safari! Cape Town, South Africa (14 September 2025) – A small act of kindness turned into a big memory this week when two German tourists…
The City of Cape Town has joined forces with The Litterboom Project to help create local jobs while removing over 23 tonnes of waste from the city’s rivers and canals….
Inspired by a fond childhood memory, 10-year-old Vashin turned his passion for animals into an extraordinary act of compassion to help the Springs SPCA. Springs, South Africa (11 September…
Thrill seekers took on awe-inspiring slopes at this year’s Mont-Aux-Sources Ultra Trail, winding through tough terrain in support of a movement dedicated to preserving these wild, breathtaking landscapes. Drakensberg,…
Vanderbijl Park got a much-needed spruce up and a clean up this past Sunday, thanks to the continued environmental efforts of the ASEZ student volunteer group. Vanderbijl Park, South…
Deep in the rural communities surrounding Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP), daily life is a delicate balance between everyday people working hard to earn a livelihood and wildlife. A balance managed by…
Through clean-up events, fun educational activities, and social engagements, CapeNature is promoting sustainable practices like recycling and reducing single-use plastics, ultimately encouraging the community to “not be trashy”! Western…
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