The Bateleurs have dedicated their lives to assisting conservationists in the most critical of times. The Bateleurs was founded in…
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In a time of crisis, Tony Carnie looks at how green the world really is. You have to be quite…
NOW THAT THE SEASON OF FEASTING, REVELRY AND POPPING CHAMPAGNE CORKS HAS COME TO AN END, 2020 IS A GOOD…
THE ERA OF ELECTRONICS AND RAPID INFORMATION HAS MADE OUR LIVES SIMPLER IN MANY WAYS – BUT WHAT CAN BE…
THERE ARE NO QUICK WAYS TO GET RID OF THE PILES OF LITTER THAT FOUL THE COUNTRYSIDE AND POLLUTE OUR…
While Mpact Recycling and Tetra Pak SA have been campaigning for over a year to get South African consumers and…
Rehabilitating our spaces is all about taking care of it for the future.
Transnet National Ports Authority employees from the Port of Durban rallied together to tackle pollution at the Bayhead Natural Heritage Site,
The Durban Chamber HR Forum and the KZNEIA invite you to a breakfast presentation entitled “The Perfect Storm”
The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry invites you to a workshop on Climate change risk and disclosure training.
The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry Environmental Affairs Forum would like to invite you to attend their next forum.
Stay in the know with updates from Kloof Conservancy about memberships, their upcoming AGM and how to volunteer.
The fracking debate is going to be a major environmental issue in the years ahead.
uShaka Marine World is celebrating Leap Year with a hop and a twist in the uShaka Village Walk from the 27th – 29thFebruary.
Following the regulations on the legislation covering Air Quality Management. The Environmental Affairs Forum will be having a presentation from EThekwini Municipality
iSimangaliso takes bold steps to safeguard rhino
Keeping local rivers clean
Unilever SA is encouraging schools to promote a “green” mentality in the children of our country
It’s all the rage, a world of recycling, reduced emissions, of environmental social responsibility … but, Garth Johnstone points out, it’s always important to understand exactly why we’re doing something.
Andrea Abbott looks at this wonderful natural resource that reconnects children and adults alike with the great outdoors