1. Conservation Watch

Breaking barriers in conservation: A two-part series on inspiring change

Part 1. Unveiling the “teach naked” concept: Energising youth for environmental change To engage the next generation in environmental action, educators are adopting innovative methods that transcend traditional classroom boundaries. In this first instalment, we explore the “teach naked” concept advocated by animal behaviourist Aliza le Roux. This experiential learning approach encourages educators to step […]
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  1. Conservation Watch

Unveiling the “teach naked” concept: Energising youth for environmental change

To inspire young people to truly connect with nature, environmental educators should move beyond traditional classroom methods and embrace the “teach naked” approach. Photo: Pxhere.com By Fred Kockott and Fortunate Mathonsi Want youngsters to embrace nature and all its wonders? Then ditch traditional classroom habits, venture into wild spaces — even if that’s just stepping […]
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  1. Tipping Points

Why we miss out if we don’t involve women in conservation

Discover why conservation efforts fall short without women’s voices and how their unique contributions are vital to saving our planet. Women are increasingly taking on dynamic leadership roles in conservation, breaking stereotypes, overcoming barriers, and driving impactful change — but it often comes with significant personal cost and sacrifice. By Matthew Hattingh and Siziwe Hlongwa […]
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  1. Tipping Points

Parties offer platitudes as the climate crisis deepens and water woes worsen

In the midst of political alliances with coal lobbyists, environmentalists are urging strategic voting and active citizenship to address the deepening climate crisis and stave off the collapse of natural systems. By Roving Reporters and Kemunto Ogutu. First publishd by Daily Maverick. Voting is crucial, but South Africa’s political parties are falling short on addressing […]
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Red alert: The state of our water and what can be done to fix things

Social activism – and much better governance – is needed to help address South Africa’s biggest long-term challenge: chronic water pollution, say experts. By Savannah Burns First published by Daily Maverick Rivers running red, an explosion of toxin-producing cyanobacteria, and the possible emergence of multi-drug resistant pathogens – just a few of the potential threats […]
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