Biodiversity Ocean Watch Turtles “talk” to divers Ocean lovers Emma Tomkins and Michael Dowker dive into the fascinating world of turtle research. Written by RR June 8, 2021July 15, 2021
Biodiversity Conservation Watch 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 Written by RR March 22, 2021November 18, 2021
Environment Ocean Watch Green plan to turn dirty waste into walkways Unrecyclable plastic waste collected from the Umgeni River could soon become part of paving networks, walkways and eco-landscapes in and around Durban, write Jared Sumar and Fred Kockott. This is one of several innovations from Green Corridors – a non-profit social-purpose organisation and incubator of various environmental initiatives. Green Corridors already has in place effective […] Written by rovingreporters March 8, 2020April 3, 2020
Conservation Watch Environment Vital move to sharpen up recycling Smoke and mirrors stuff must be cleanly dealt with Outgoing WildTrust CEO, Andrew Venter, spills a few secrets about recycling in South Africa and enthuses about the potential for change. Laura du Toit holds up the mirror. First published by Sunday Tribune GLASS recycling in South Africa is a “disaster”, particularly in KwaZulu-Natal where […] Written by rovingreporters December 29, 2019May 29, 2020
Uncategorized Wild waters, but where are all the sharks? A record breaking endurance swimmer saw worryingly little marine life, especially sharks, on a North Coast adventure. Jess Nicholson reports. Written by rovingreporters November 2, 2019November 3, 2019
Environment Ocean Watch Durban date for fiery dung beetle A GIANT dung beetle will be making a fire-spurting, Durban debut on Saturday (27 October) as part of an initiative to educate people about plastic waste and how it can be put to good use. Written by rovingreporters October 25, 2018October 26, 2018