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South Africa’s Living Ledger: Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts Unveils the 2025 National Biodiversity Assessment

by Liam Fortuin
December 10, 2025

South Africa’s Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts unveiled the 2025 National Biodiversity Assessment, a groundbreaking report. This “living ledger” acts as a mirror to show the truth, a compass to guide decisions, and an alarm clock to warn of danger. It was written by over 490 people, many from groups not usually included. This report will change how South Africa makes decisions about land, money, and nature, turning scientific facts into realworld action to protect the country’s precious wildlife and plants.

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