Supporting Earth Day goes beyond a symbolic act; it is a call to action that integrates environmental responsibility with daily habits. In South Africa, where biodiversity is abundant yet fragile, Earth Day offers a platform for individuals and communities to actively protect the natural systems that sustain life.

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.

Reports reveal that untreated sewage flows freely into South Africa's rivers, turning them into "rivers of sewage."

An initiative in Gqeberha aiming to restore green spaces, reintroduce biodiversity, and strengthen the city's resilience to climate change.

It is becoming apparent that climate change is not just a bout of bad weather.

Correctly identifying aliens is crucial as they require different methods of eradication.

An invasive alien plant (IAP) is a species introduced by humans and allowed to grow outside its natural habitat.

The Bokashi composting system is a method of waste management that ferments organic waste in an airtight container using a special bran.