The Sir Lowry’s Pass River is carefully cared for through regular cleaning and repairs to keep the river healthy and safe. Teams remove harmful plants, trash, and silt to stop floods and help native plants and animals grow. This work protects the environment and keeps local communities like Gordon’s Bay safe and happy. People of all ages join in, learning to love and look after the river so it can keep flowing strong for years to come.
Columbo is a young southern elephant seal who surprised everyone by visiting Victoria Bay, South Africa. His rare appearance drew lots of attention and sparked a strong community effort to protect him and his kind. People learned to keep their distance and respect wildlife, showing how a town can come together to care for nature. Watching Columbo rest and play gave everyone a special chance to see the wild ocean life up close. His visit reminds us how important it is to protect animals and live in harmony with the natural world.
