BirdLife South Africa celebrates the ruling to save imperilled site
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Wind farms feed power into the national grid, but the stories behind the land deals are rarely told. Tunicia Phillips investigates a case study in the Eastern Cape
Researchers develop new model to assess insect biodiversity with limited data
The country was slapped with a 30% ‘reciprocal’ tariff – now on pause for 90 days – on exports to the US with some exemptions, but these don’t include agricultural products
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Scientists say defunct satellites and spent rocket stages returning to Earth, from the thousands launched every year, can be catastrophic
Department of water and sanitation urges those living within the floodline to move to safe areas
This initiative aims to recycle contaminated water, reduce reliance on potable water and address environmental concerns
International intelligence data shows a recent boom in lithium exports from Southern Africa to Chinese markets. Where’s it coming from, and how does it get there?
The focus of the new coastal plan is on climate resilience, ecosystem restoration and equitable prosperity
Researchers have uncovered cancer-causing chemicals in the sediment of the river that runs through Soweto and into the Vaal River
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This could reverse decades of progress in controlling epidemics and ensuring public health safety
Growing road networks are endangering African wild dogs, lions, and vultures, as roadkill incidents rise with increased traffic and habitat disruption
The money will allow municipalities to rebuild structures damaged by floods, said Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa
Conflicts over mineral mining, including copper and lithium, are rising, threatening billions in investments and slowing the clean energy transition, a new study finds
Mpumalanga regional court president Naomi Engelbrecht faces mounting backlash after trying to transfer cases from the flagship court for rhino cases to Hazyview regional court
The Swartberg Protected Area sees largest damage with more than 15 500 hectares burned
Six bird species have been infected on the remote sub-Antarctic island
This comes after a settlement agreement was reached by conservation NGOs and commercial sardine and anchovy fishers using nets
Rising sea levels, ocean heat and the highest atmospheric carbon levels in 800 000 years point to a climate crisis that’s escalating rapidly
Since first being recorded at Hartbeespoort Dam in 2011, salvinia has spread across water bodies in North West and Gauteng
The trusts are designed to ensure that a portion of the profits of renewable energy projects are shared with the people who live near them
African penguin conservation wins with new fishing exclusion zones around key breeding islands
How extreme weather events are amplifying disease risks across the globe
The United States’s withdrawal from the just energy transition will not halt South Africa’s decarbonisation efforts, say climate experts
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This means the population of wattled cranes in South Africa is no longer declining
Fire is part of nature and has its uses but we need to learn how to live with it safely
A breakthrough conservation project is under way to save endangered species
However, the department of water and sanitation says that there is no risk of imminent failure
The water crisis is driving a proliferation of boreholes and water tanks that can deplete the aquifer, cause contamination or acid mine drainage – or hit the Gautrain tunnel
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If you’re considering drilling a borehole because of insufficient water supply, the first step is to determine whether you can secure a sustainable source
The environment minister said increased poaching in Kruger National Park was of great concern
Hailed as a ‘botanical miracle, the critically endangered species emerged in an area previously dominated by forestry