Posts From rovingreporters
Manguo’s murky waters and the blame game
There’s plenty of finger pointing as a Kenyan wetland withers.
On a wing and a prayer: How perestroika put a Cape bird-lover on a fascinating new path
Stats prof Les Underhill has helped build a new model army of citizen scientists
Troubled waters: hope and haggling in struggle for swamp
Can renewed efforts save Kenya’s Manguo wetland and its wildlife?
MPAs: Why there’s still a wade to go
A sense of exclusion among coastal communities could hold back the drive to extend marine protected areas.
‘Environmental hero company’ charged for massive Durban air, water and soil pollution
Marathon legal case looms large for agrochemical giant in wake of Durban’s disastrous chemical spill.
New narratives needed on wildlife trafficking
Roving Reporters is helping spearhead an innovative journalism project in the Greater Kruger National Park.
Shutterbugs rally to save our seas
A first ever Marine Protected Areas photographic competition – to put people in the picture about the value of conserving our ocean environment – is under way in South Africa,
Enviro Champs tackle Pietermaritzburg river pollution
A community-based programme is helping to clean rivers in the KZN capital. Thobani Ngomane and Matthew Hattingh report.
No horsing around… Why this little guy really is top of the pops
You may have already told your dad he is super, but how does he stack up next to a seahorse?
Covid shark video lands the WHO in hot water
The United Nations health agency has missed the boat on conserving sharks, say activists. Nico Booyens and Natalie dos Santos report.
