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At South Africa's Wildlife Forensic Academy, students are stepping into hazmat suits to learn how to investigate wildlife crimes and combat the poaching crisis threatening endangered species like rhinos and giraffes.
Funding cuts have been described as a threat to the province’s biodiversity and conservation efforts.
A Zimbabwean fugitive who had previously served five life sentences has been sentenced to 110 years imprisonment after being convicted of rhino poaching and escaping from prison.
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.
The latest report on rhino poaching in South Africa reveals a decrease in overall numbers for 2024, but ongoing challenges persist as certain areas experience heightened poaching activities.
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.
South African stars from ‘The Last Ranger’ dazzle on the Oscars red carpet, showcasing their cultural heritage.
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.
Discover the urgent need to protect South Africa's rare and indigenous plants from illegal trade and learn how homeowners can safeguard their prized greenery.
While Cape mountain zebras have made a remarkable comeback from near extinction, plainsand Grévy’s zebras continue to face habitat loss, poaching, and climate change-drivendroughts.
South African authorities reveal shocking details of sophisticated illegal abalone poaching operations, with single shipments earning criminals up to R500 000.
The isiXhosa film ‘The Last Ranger’ has made history with its Academy Award nomination, celebrating South Africa's cinematic talent
Dion George, Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment, has declared war onpoaching syndicates, vowing to strengthen legislation and disrupt local and international networks.
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary celebrates the birth of two rhino calves in one month, highlighting the success of their conservation efforts and the vital role of rhino monitors.
Dr Dion George has commended law enforcement's successful interception of a major poaching operation in Hout Bay, highlighting the use of advanced technology in combating illegal activities.
Advanced drone technology helps Cape Town law enforcement track and arrest an abalone poacher, recovering 250kg of illegal catch in Hout Bay.
Francis Kipampa paid field rangers and their families in exchange for information that will assist in poaching in the Kruger National Park.
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary celebrates the birth of a new calf, bringing hope after the tragic loss of two other rhinos to poaching.
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary faces a challenging start to the new year as they receive a second orphaned rhino calf within 24 hours, highlighting the ongoing crisis of rhino poaching in South Africa.
As the world celebrated on New Year’s Eve, the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary team dedicated their night to saving an orphaned rhino calf.
Venus, the rehabilitated rhino orphan, is about to give birth to her first calf. After overcoming numerous challenges since her rescue, her rangers are dedicated to ensuring her safety during this critical period.
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary celebrates the birth of its first black rhino calf, named Andy in honour of ER24 founder Andrew Boden, who played a vital role in rhino conservation.
Travelling to the Kruger this festive season? Here’s what you need to know about the protocols being implemented for your safety and to combat wildlife crime.