nature
Sensory garden will be haven for blind learners
The sensory garden at Athlone School for the Blind will promote education and exposure to biodiversity. The pupils will also be involved in maintaining it and nurturing the plants.
Grootbos champions South Africa’s biodiversity
SA conservationist Ian Player dies, aged 87
Klerksdorp earthquake: mining or nature?
Small-scale farms grow African women’s income
Run by PhD candidate Kenalemang Kgoroeadira, Thojane Organic Farm combines traditional African knowledge with modern permaculture techniques to produce retail-worthy organic produce and a sustainable source of income.
Africa most vulnerable to climate change
Climate change need not spell disaster for Africa, a panel of experts agrees. But to mitigate its effects, strong enforcement of laws needs to be put in place, and urban planning needs to be modernised and include urban green planning. Trees must be planted and open spaces preserved.