
Earth Day: A Celebration of Environmental Knowledge and Progress
The Recreation and Parks Department of Cape Town celebrated Earth Day with a community event that included educational activities like waste reduction...
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The Recreation and Parks Department of Cape Town celebrated Earth Day with a community event that included educational activities like waste reduction...

Cape Town's Bloubergstrand, a beloved tourist destination, is facing a grave threat due to rising sea levels from climate change. Studies project a lo...

In the tranquil De Hoop Nature Reserve, conservationists Christina Hagen and Katta Ludynia discovered the lifeless bodies of 11 African penguins, vict...

The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer beetle is an invasive species threatening Cape Town's urban forest, and traditional pesticides are ineffective against...

Albino wildlife in Africa, a result of genetic anomalies like leucism or albinism, are a display of the remarkable genetic diversity within the animal...

Cape Town is participating in the 2024 City Nature Challenge, inviting residents and tourists to showcase its rich biodiversity to a global audience. ...

In De Hoop Nature Reserve, a honey badger breached the defense surrounding the African penguin colony and killed 11 penguins. The incident highlights ...

Disney and National Geographic have joined forces to introduce ourHOME, an initiative aimed at promoting efforts to protect and celebrate the planet. ...

The South African wine industry is adapting to climate change by replanting vineyards to conform to natural contour lines, installing drains to direct...

Escape the crowds and find serenity at South Africa's hidden beaches. From the tranquil Mabibi Beach in KwaZulu Natal to the fairy tale setting of Noe...

Cape Town is inviting locals to get involved in its nature reserve advisory committees to create a deeper connection with its green spaces. Protected ...

A hippopotamus surprised Cape Town residents by strolling down the streets of Grassy Park in the early hours of a Saturday morning. The Cape of Good H...