Behind the global rush for green energy minerals lies a quiet crisis in South Africa’s Northern Cape
Posts published in “Environment”
Nylsvley Nature Reserve is an internationally recognised wetland that is
renowned for its extraordinary avifaunal diversity, which hosts over 365 recorded bird species.
Technology is being used where possible to help detect people entering the park illegally, while rangers continue to patrol different areas
On World Photography Day, I look back at how garage calendars and magazine photos sparked a boy's journey from Soshanguve to the Kruger wild.
It was World Ranger Day 2026 and for the first time South Africa hosted the national commemoration in the arid Augrabies region
A major boost came through a R1.7 million grant from the National Development Agency (NDA)
For families living along the park’s boundary, elephants can represent danger, loss and a bill they cannot afford to pay.
The forced removal of communities resulted in high levels of poverty among the people who were later dumped to resettle along the park's western and southern borders
Decades after building lives around the coal economy, residents face eviction, homelessness and neglect
For communities near conservation areas, those same floodwaters also weakened the physical barriers intended to separate people from dangerous wildlife