Baboon Rangers have been secured for the December period as an imperative force to keep both communities and wildlife safe during the holiday season: Cape Town, South Africa (18…
Doctoral student Christian Deschodt might as well change his name to Detective Dung Beetle thanks to his contribution to species finds, including a mysterious specimen and a dung beetle affectionately…
The holidays are just around the corner, but will a healthy dose of rest be the gift you give yourself this season? Here’s a little guide on the art of…
From clean-up campaigns to educational workshops, the Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Region (K2C Biosphere) communities came together to celebrate International Day for Biosphere Reserves with a week of inspiring environmental…
The Masinyusane Development Organisation is making significant strides in early childhood development by empowering educators to teach the isiXhosa language effectively through their “Train the Trainer” workshops. Nelson Mandela…
Tomorrow, you might notice many people wearing blue. No massive fashion coincidence, people will be sporting blue in different shades to stand in solidarity for more awareness toward a leading…
Shaping the builders and construction pioneers of tomorrow, Primestars’ Careers for Tomorrow’s Impact project is changing the way young people approach their future careers. By providing essential career guidance and…
A radio station and a school teaching Nama hope to stop the language from going extinct Northern Cape, South Africa (13 November 2024) — More than anything else, Paul…
The holiday season offers many South Africans an opportunity to explore and adventure. But are our itineraries and activity bucket lists unknowingly contributing to animal exploitation? Here’s how to travel…
The Answers to Being Water Wise is in Our Hands–literally! Whether you’re 8 or 80, live in a water-insecure city or one that’s currently flourishing, all of us have a…
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“There is no better exercise for your heart than reaching down and helping lift someone up” - Bernard Meltzer
