Latest News & Developments
Discover how Durban snake rescuer Nick Evans and veterinarian Dr Carla Goede successfully rescued a mother python’s clutch of eggs from a development site, ensuring their survival and eventual release into the wild.
Discover how South Africa's newly launched Environmental Screening Tool is set to speed up job creation while ensuring environmental safeguards are upheld
New research reveals that houseflies, fruit flies, and other flying insects are crucial migratory players in global ecosystems, yet they remain largely underappreciated. This study highlights their migratory behaviours and ecological roles, calling for further research into these vital insects.
Explore how Renishaw Hills, a lifestyle estate on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, is transforming into a biodiversity hotspot through citizen science, culminating in the remarkable sighting of the rare Sable Cruiser dragonfly.
Funding cuts have been described as a threat to the province’s biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary celebrates the birth of two rhino calves, highlighting the sanctuary’s ongoing efforts in rhino conservation and the remarkable stories of the mothers, Fern and Twinkle.
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary celebrates the birth of two rhino calves, highlighting the sanctuary’s ongoing efforts in rhino conservation and the remarkable stories of the mothers, Fern and Twinkle.
South African Breweries joins forces with Cape Town Mayor, TNC, and WWF to combat water scarcity through innovative conservation projects, successfully replenishing 3. 3 billion litres of water in the Western Cape region. This groundbreaking partnership demonstrates how public-private collaboration can address critical environmental challenges while creating economic opportunities.
Sam Jones, a US influencer, faces severe backlash after a viral video shows her mishandling a baby wombat in Australia, raising critical questions about wildlife conservation and social media responsibility.
To determine conclusively who killed Raygun, the National Council of SPCAs needs more evidence. This includes footage or eyewitness accounts of the events immediately preceding his death.
To determine conclusively who killed Raygun, the National Council of SPCAs needs more evidence. This includes footage or eyewitness accounts of the events immediately preceding his death.
SANParks’ Kids in Parks programme has transformed the lives of over 80,000 young learners in its 20-year journey.
Collaborative conservation efforts have led to a landmark settlement for the protection of African Penguin breeding colonies, establishing critical island closures to safeguard these endangered species.
Discover how KwaZulu-Natal’s conservation initiatives have led to a significant decline in rhino poaching and the successful downlisting of the wattled crane from critically endangered to endangered.
Four South African aquariums collaborate to track turtle movements through acoustic tagging, aiming to enhance conservation efforts and understand their behaviour in the wild.
After months of care at uShaka Sea World, Rocky the juvenile elephant seal has been successfully released back into the ocean.
KZN faces a critical rhino poaching crisis, with 232 rhinos lost last year. Discover the statistics and the urgent measures being taken to combat this ongoing threat.
On World Wildlife Day, FOUR PAWS emphasises the critical care provided to rescued big cats and other endangered species, showcasing their efforts in 13 sanctuaries worldwide.
As the film industry reflects on this year’s Oscars, the journey of "Last Ranger" serves as a reminder of the power of storytelling to inspire change and raise awareness.
Volunteers from the Cape Peninsula Civil Conservation are urgently seeking assistance to locate Pip, a young baboon last seen in Welcome Glen.
Shandor Larenty's journey exemplifies the intersection of passion, purpose, and education in wildlife conservation. As he continues to engage millions of followers on social media while caring for some of the planet's most iconic beings, one thing becomes clear: his mission extends far beyond the confines of the Lion & Safari Park, leaving a lasting impact on how we view and protect our wild neighbours.
A rare black mamba, dubbed ‘Snowflake’, has captured the attention of conservationists after being rescued in Durban, revealing a unique genetic mutation and a story of survival.
“The responsibility of the state is to see for its people. We help the government by addressing social issues and poverty but they don’t seem to want to make our work easier. ”
EThekwini Municipality's Cleansing and Solid Waste Unit plans to increase domestic refuse removal tariffs by 9. 9% from July 2025. This decision has sparked criticism from local residents and ratepayer associations, who argue that service delivery issues must be addressed before any price hikes.
South Africa’s National Astro-Tourism Strategy to boost local economies through unique astronomical experiences, fostering cultural exchange and environmental stewardship.