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A girl carries a jerrycan filled with water at a Tolou Keur garden in the Walalde department of Podor, in the Great Green Wall of the Sahara and the Sahel area, Senegal, 11 July 2021. Reuters/Zohra Bensemra/File Photo

Will Africa's Great Green Wall hit 2030 goal?Simon Jessop and Alessandra Prentice

Farm workers and their children are exposed to pesticides that have been banned in Europe. These pesticides remain in the environment, and studies have found them all year round in three river catchments in the Western Cape. Archive photo: Steve Kretzmann / GroundUp

Pesticides are polluting Western Cape rivers all year roundSteve Kretzmann

Momentum builds for corporate ESG reporting and assurance, yet disclosure inconsistencies linger, study finds

Momentum builds for corporate ESG reporting and assurance, yet disclosure inconsistencies linger, study finds

AICPA & CIMA 8 Mar 2023

Dr Gideon Idowu and Jonathan Oppenheimer

JWO Research Grant: Seeking Africa's next environmental innovator

7 Mar 2023

A fire above Lakeside, Cape Town, was swiftly extinguished on 16 January after the City dispatched several helicopters and numerous firefighters. The quick response ensured the fire didn’t cause major damage. (GroundUp)

Climate change almost doubles the risk of wildfires in Cape Town, study shows

Steve Kretzmann 7 Mar 2023

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Call for applications - Green Entrepreneurship Awards 2023

6 Mar 2023

Sustainability trends that may impact the hospitality and food industry in 2023

Sustainability trends that may impact the hospitality and food industry in 2023

6 Mar 2023

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How gaming is helping protect our oceans

Glenn Gillis 3 Mar 2023

French court rejects lawsuit brought against TotalEnergies on Uganda pipeline project

America Hernandez 28 Feb 2023

French court to rule on landmark TotalEnergies Uganda case

America Hernandez 28 Feb 2023

Image: South Beach in Durban earlier this February after heavy rains. Much of it comes from rivers that empty into the sea. Photos: Lucas Nowicki | GroundUp

Call for government to save Durban's contaminated rivers

Lucas Nowicki 27 Feb 2023

Cogta relief teams preparing for Cyclone Freddy

Cogta relief teams preparing for Cyclone Freddy

23 Feb 2023

SanParks executive joins Wildlife Conservation Society

SanParks executive joins Wildlife Conservation Society

16 Feb 2023

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Creecy extends term of appointment of the EAPASA

15 Feb 2023

Graunt Kruger, managing director of Intellidex

Inaugural Africa Impact Investment Awards launches

15 Feb 2023

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Creecy publishes key wildlife management and conservation regulations for implementation

14 Feb 2023

Noise from deep-sea mining may disrupt whale song, study finds

Noise from deep-sea mining may disrupt whale song, study finds

Helen Reid 14 Feb 2023

Members of Earthlife Africa and the Eastern Cape Environmental Network protested on Wednesday outside TotalEnergies service station in KwaDwesi, Gqeberha. Photo: Joseph Chirume/GroundUp

"Total madness": Fishers protest against ocean drilling

Joseph Chirume 9 Feb 2023

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Legalities of owning a tiger in SA

Shan Radcliffe 7 Feb 2023

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SA records slight decline in rhino poaching

6 Feb 2023

Bob the Green Turtle shuffling his way down to the water - © Linda Ness Photography

Freedom for Bob the Green Turtle after 8 years

2 Feb 2023

Donated wetland to expand Agulhas National Park

Donated wetland to expand Agulhas National Park

2 Feb 2023

Pope Francis sits next to Democratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi as he attends the welcoming ceremony at the Palais de la Nation on the first day of his apostolic journey, in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, 31 January 2023. Simone Risoluti/Vatican Media/Handout via Reuters

'Hands off Africa,' Pope Francis tells rich world

Philip Pullella and Paul Lorgerie 1 Feb 2023

A southern white rhino is seen inside Nairobi National Park in Kenya,15 June 2020. Reuters/Baz Ratner/File Photo

Namibia rhino poaching surged 93% in 2022

Nyasha Nyaungwa 1 Feb 2023

2023 Tusk Conservation Awards open for nominations

2023 Tusk Conservation Awards open for nominations

31 Jan 2023

US, SA agree to 'follow the money' in wildlife trafficking - Yellen

US, SA agree to 'follow the money' in wildlife trafficking - Yellen

Andrea Shalal 26 Jan 2023

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Danone targets 30% cut in methane emissions from fresh milk supply chain by 2030

20 Jan 2023

Zambia receives 'debt-for-nature' proposal from WWF for restructuring

Zambia receives 'debt-for-nature' proposal from WWF for restructuring

Marc Jones and Rachel Savage 19 Jan 2023

Sewage on the seashore: Here's what's causing Cape Town's beach closures

Sewage on the seashore: Here's what's causing Cape Town's beach closures

Steve Kretzmann 13 Jan 2023

#BizTrends2023: Changing the narrative and language used around climate finance

#BizTrends2023: Changing the narrative and language used around climate finance

Rendani Nenguda 12 Jan 2023

COP27 in review: climate talks delivered big gains for Africa, but also several challenges

COP27 in review: climate talks delivered big gains for Africa, but also several challenges

Saskia Werners and Olasunkanmi Habeeb Okunola 5 Jan 2023

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SANParks approves polygraph testing

23 Dec 2022

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Momentum builds for corporate ESG reporting and assurance, yet disclosure inconsistencies linger, study finds

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JWO Research Grant: Seeking Africa's next environmental innovator

7 Mar 2023

A fire above Lakeside, Cape Town, was swiftly extinguished on 16 January after the City dispatched several helicopters and numerous firefighters. The quick response ensured the fire didn’t cause major damage. (GroundUp)

Climate change almost doubles the risk of wildfires in Cape Town, study shows

Steve Kretzmann 7 Mar 2023

Image source: Pop Nukoonrat –

Call for applications - Green Entrepreneurship Awards 2023

6 Mar 2023

Sustainability trends that may impact the hospitality and food industry in 2023

Sustainability trends that may impact the hospitality and food industry in 2023

6 Mar 2023

Image source: Michael Bogner –

How gaming is helping protect our oceans

Glenn Gillis 3 Mar 2023

French court rejects lawsuit brought against TotalEnergies on Uganda pipeline project

America Hernandez 28 Feb 2023

French court to rule on landmark TotalEnergies Uganda case

America Hernandez 28 Feb 2023

Image: South Beach in Durban earlier this February after heavy rains. Much of it comes from rivers that empty into the sea. Photos: Lucas Nowicki | GroundUp

Call for government to save Durban's contaminated rivers

Lucas Nowicki 27 Feb 2023

Cogta relief teams preparing for Cyclone Freddy

Cogta relief teams preparing for Cyclone Freddy

23 Feb 2023

SanParks executive joins Wildlife Conservation Society

SanParks executive joins Wildlife Conservation Society

16 Feb 2023

Image source: © francesco mou –

Creecy extends term of appointment of the EAPASA

15 Feb 2023

Graunt Kruger, managing director of Intellidex

Inaugural Africa Impact Investment Awards launches

15 Feb 2023

Image source: Pixabay from

Creecy publishes key wildlife management and conservation regulations for implementation

14 Feb 2023

Noise from deep-sea mining may disrupt whale song, study finds

Noise from deep-sea mining may disrupt whale song, study finds

Helen Reid 14 Feb 2023

Members of Earthlife Africa and the Eastern Cape Environmental Network protested on Wednesday outside TotalEnergies service station in KwaDwesi, Gqeberha. Photo: Joseph Chirume/GroundUp

"Total madness": Fishers protest against ocean drilling

Joseph Chirume 9 Feb 2023

Image source: Jirí Mikoláš from

Legalities of owning a tiger in SA

Shan Radcliffe 7 Feb 2023

Image source: Magda Ehlers from

SA records slight decline in rhino poaching

6 Feb 2023

Bob the Green Turtle shuffling his way down to the water - © Linda Ness Photography

Freedom for Bob the Green Turtle after 8 years

2 Feb 2023

Donated wetland to expand Agulhas National Park

Donated wetland to expand Agulhas National Park

2 Feb 2023

Pope Francis sits next to Democratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi as he attends the welcoming ceremony at the Palais de la Nation on the first day of his apostolic journey, in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, 31 January 2023. Simone Risoluti/Vatican Media/Handout via Reuters

'Hands off Africa,' Pope Francis tells rich world

Philip Pullella and Paul Lorgerie 1 Feb 2023

A southern white rhino is seen inside Nairobi National Park in Kenya,15 June 2020. Reuters/Baz Ratner/File Photo

Namibia rhino poaching surged 93% in 2022

Nyasha Nyaungwa 1 Feb 2023

2023 Tusk Conservation Awards open for nominations

2023 Tusk Conservation Awards open for nominations

31 Jan 2023

US, SA agree to 'follow the money' in wildlife trafficking - Yellen

US, SA agree to 'follow the money' in wildlife trafficking - Yellen

Andrea Shalal 26 Jan 2023

Source: Supplied

Danone targets 30% cut in methane emissions from fresh milk supply chain by 2030

20 Jan 2023

Zambia receives 'debt-for-nature' proposal from WWF for restructuring

Zambia receives 'debt-for-nature' proposal from WWF for restructuring

Marc Jones and Rachel Savage 19 Jan 2023

Sewage on the seashore: Here's what's causing Cape Town's beach closures

Sewage on the seashore: Here's what's causing Cape Town's beach closures

Steve Kretzmann 13 Jan 2023

#BizTrends2023: Changing the narrative and language used around climate finance

#BizTrends2023: Changing the narrative and language used around climate finance

Rendani Nenguda 12 Jan 2023

COP27 in review: climate talks delivered big gains for Africa, but also several challenges

COP27 in review: climate talks delivered big gains for Africa, but also several challenges

Saskia Werners and Olasunkanmi Habeeb Okunola 5 Jan 2023

Source: iStock.

SANParks approves polygraph testing

23 Dec 2022

Over 43,000 young South Africans encouraged to be kind

Over 43,000 young South Africans encouraged to be kind

dotGOOD 15 Dec 2022

H&M and wool supplier embark on regenerative farming and biodiversity restoration project

H&M and wool supplier embark on regenerative farming and biodiversity restoration project

13 Dec 2022

Climate crisis = hunger crisis

Climate crisis = hunger crisis

FoodForward SA 9 Dec 2022

SRK completes UNCCD Global Land Outlook report for SADC

SRK completes UNCCD Global Land Outlook report for SADC

7 Dec 2022

Earthshot Prize: 5 winners that will help solve major environmental problems

Earthshot Prize: 5 winners that will help solve major environmental problems

Mark Maslin 7 Dec 2022

IMH PET bottle (integrated moulded handle)

IMH PET bottle (integrated moulded handle)

Mpact 30 Nov 2022

UP-US study maps roaming habits of elephants in Southern Africa to boost conservation efforts

UP-US study maps roaming habits of elephants in Southern Africa to boost conservation efforts

University of Pretoria 29 Nov 2022

Bringing international technology home: Integrated moulded handle PET bottle

Bringing international technology home: Integrated moulded handle PET bottle

Mpact 23 Nov 2022

Global population hits 8 billion, but per-capita consumption is still the main problem

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Lorenzo Fioramonti, Ida Kubiszewski, Paul Sutton, Robert Costanza 16 Nov 2022

A brand made by nature gives back to nature

OnPoint PR 4 Nov 2022