As firefighters continue to battle the Table Mountain fire, the SPCA Search and Rescue are on the ground to help the impacted wildlife, and they need Cape Town’s help! …
Baboon management is getting a big boost along the Cape Peninsula thanks to a new team nominated by different communities, ratepayers and animal welfare institutions. Cape Town, South Africa…
If you’re passionate about nature and want to actively contribute to preserving some of our iconic landmarks, becoming a SANParks Honorary Ranger may be right up your alley! Cape…
The African Conservation Trust (ACT) was one of the many organisations that were honoured at the prestigious SANParks Kudu Awards for making a significant impact on communities in Limpopo and…
SANParks this week celebrated remarkable individuals and organisations that have demonstrated exceptional commitment to sustainability, improving livelihoods and achieving real change on the ground in our national parks at its…
SANParks’ Vision 2040 is a bold and ambitious initiative that seeks to revolutionise how we approach conservation in South Africa. The plan aims to break down barriers between protected areas…
Honorary Rangers recently cleared up an army of snare traps; protecting the Kruger’s wildlife from the harmful beasts! Kruger National Park, South Africa (30 September 2024) — A whopping…
There’s nothing quite like a South African Wildflower Season where gorgeous bursts of blooms take centre stage and remind us that spring is not too far away! In very good…
Popo Scott earned the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Kudu Awards for decades of dedication. The late legend committed 45 years of loyalty to the preservation of some of the…
Flower season across South Africa reminds us that spring is here to relieve us all of winter’s hibernation, and wildflowers have already blanketed parts of South Africa with blooms! …
Where mind meets heart
“It’s humbling to start fresh. It takes a lot of courage. But it can be reinvigorating. You just have to put your ego on a shelf and tell it to be quiet.” — Jennifer Ritchie Payette
