Living a more sustainable lifestyle is becoming increasingly important as we face environmental challenges worldwide.

Did you know that approximately one-third of all food produced globally is wasted? This statistic is staggering, equating to around 1.3 billion tons of food each year.

Hector Bellerin, the talented Spanish footballer renowned for his speed and skill on the pitch, has moved beyond the realm of sports to become a notable champion for environmental sustainability.

Littering is a growing problem that harms communities all over the world, and South Africa is no exception. Every day, we see plastic bags, chip packets, food wrappers, and other waste in our streets, rivers, coastlines and parks.

Do you recycle? If not, this challenge is directed towards you. Many individuals express concerns about lacking the time, space, or energy to engage in recycling. Learn how to overcome those.

On many weekends in Port Elizabeth, you’ll find 9-year-old Ethan Fourie pulling on his gloves, wagon in tow, alongside his dad. His mission? To collect discarded bottles, plastic, and rubbish scattered around his community. He calls himself proudly “The Recycling Kid.”

The African wild dog is recognised for its striking, multicoloured coat and is one of Africa's most endangered carnivores. This intelligent and social species faces numerous challenges contributing to its decline. In South Africa, conservationists are making significant efforts to reintroduce these unique animals to their natural habitats. This initiative is crucial for enhancing biodiversity and ecosystem health, promising an exciting journey towards the rewilding of the Afr

It appears that after the world came together and took action to stop using the major chemical identified as the culprit causing ozone depletion, the ozone layer began to heal itself. The gaping hole has closed, and the thickness of the ozone layer today is almost the same as it was before the 1980s. 

Starting to recycle at home can feel overwhelming, but it does not have to be complicated. With a few simple steps, you can make a big difference for the environment and reduce waste.

. From the depths of the ocean to sprawling savannahs, nature offers a rich spectacle where each actor contributes to the intricate web of existence. In this blog post, we will explore the quirky roles of nine fascinating creatures and examine the true purpose of humanity

New rules have been introduced to oversee offshore ship-to-ship transfers of liquid cargo, such as chemicals, oil, petroleum products, and liquid natural gas, along with ship refueling. According to the environment department, these measures are designed to safeguard the critically endangered African penguin and other marine species.

“The earlier we awaken learners' environmental awareness, the better. " - Dr Adéle Botha.

Our oceans are a vital resource, rich in life and essential for the balance of our planet. However, these precious waters are increasingly threatened, primarily by municipal sewage leaks.

Rivers are choking  On plastic promises of progress.  Oceans turn into black mirrors,  Become places where nothing lives and even fish forget their own names,  The salt and water are replaced with plastic and oil.  We are slowly killing our home.   With convenience, silence and inaction.  “Someone else will fix it,” is our answer to Earth’s warnings.

Geckos often evoke strong opinions, with individuals either adoring them or disliking them. Geckos are remarkable due to their outstanding climbing skills, their capacity to shed and regenerate their tails, their distinctive vocalisations, and their adaptations for nighttime activity.