Conservation Watch
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?
Crypto-currency windfall for wildlife
An online platform is making it greener, cheaper and easier to support conservation agencies worldwide.
‘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.
Wild about weeds: Don’t let a world of nutrition (and learning) slip through the nettle
We are often in a rush to rid our gardens of blackjacks, stinging nettles and a bunch of other bitter things. But Julia Invernizzi wised up on a recent walk.
Enviro Champs tackle Pietermaritzburg river pollution
A community-based programme is helping to clean rivers in the KZN capital. Mlu Mdletshe and Matthew Hattingh report.
Swimming against the tide of sewage: Standerton sanfus stir up action
An intrepid band of activist-athletes are drawing attention to a pressing pollution problem
Heads up for rookie environmental writers
The window period for submission of story pitches has closed – July 15 2021 Keen to write a few environmental wrongs? Do you have a conservation story that needs to be told, but are not sure how to go about it?
