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Knysna-Plett Herald
knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > General-News > women-become-the-driving-force-behind-conservation-and-agriculture-in-south-africa-s-communal-rangelands-202608051120

Women become the driving force behind conservation and agriculture in South Africa’s communal rangelands

1+ hour, 46+ min ago   (916+ words) Source Meat Naturally Africa GARDEN ROUTE | KAROO NEWS - On 9 August 1956, about 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest apartheid pass laws, leaving behind the powerful message: wathint’ abafazi, wathint’ imbokodo - “you strike a woman, you strike a rock…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > Environment > picking-a-wildflower-everyday-choices-can-amount-to-biodiversity-crime-in-protected-areas-202607230422

Picking a wildflower? Everyday choices can amount to biodiversity crime in protected areas

2+ week, 1+ hour ago   (481+ words) ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS - The Western Cape is home to some of the world’s most unique biodiversity, but conservation efforts rely on responsible behaviour from everyone who enjoys these natural spaces. CapeNature says activities that may appear harmless - such as entering Protected…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > Business > think-ocean-conservation-is-only-for-marine-biologists-think-again-202607211007

Think ocean conservation is only for marine biologists? Think again

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (658+ words) BUSINESS NEWS - When people think about careers in ocean conservation, they often picture marine biologists, scuba divers or scientists working at sea. However, protecting South Africa's oceans requires far more than scientific expertise. Ahead of MPA Day on 1 August, five…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > LifeStyle > sa-s-protea-could-become-the-world-s-next-emoji-in-bid-to-showcase-fynbos-biodiversity-202607201259

SA's Protea could become the world's next emoji in bid to showcase fynbos biodiversity

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (795+ words) LIFESTYLE NEWS - South Africa's national flower could soon find its way onto digital keyboards across the globe, with a Southern Cape conservation organisation submitting a proposal for the world's first-ever Protea emoji. The Wild Rescue nature reserve has submitted a…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > Environment > wild-africa-launches-as-africa-s-first-weekly-wildlife-television-magazine-series-highlighting-conservation-stories-across-the-continent-202607061244

Wild Africa launches as Africa’s first weekly wildlife television magazine series highlighting conservation stories across the continent

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (616+ words) ENVIRONMENT NEWS - Wild Africa is set to debut across Africa as the continent’s first weekly wildlife television magazine series. The 13-episode production will share inspiring stories from the frontlines of wildlife conservation in an engaging magazine-style format designed to educate…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > Local-News > youth-day-at-the-waterfront-202606121140

Youth Day at the waterfront

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (383+ words) KNYSNA NEWS - The Knysna Waterfront and surrounding venues will come alive on Youth Day, 16 June, when 200 young environmental ambassadors gather for the ‘Our Ocean Heritage’ festival, a free community event focused on conservation education and awareness. Organisers say the event…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > Local-News > oakhill-celebrates-green-day-202606111136

Oakhill celebrates Green Day

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (417+ words) KNYSNA NEWS - Nine years after the devastating 2017 Knysna Fires, Oakhill School once again demonstrated its commitment to environmental stewardship through its annual Green Day commemoration. The campus was transformed into a sea of green as pupils and staff gathered not…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > National-News > kruger-national-park-land-claim-finalised-through-legal-agreement-202606100818

Kruger National Park land claim finalised through legal agreement

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (621+ words) NATIONAL NEWS - After more than a decade of intense negotiations, historically land-dispossessed communities living around the Kruger National Park can finally put a painful chapter behind them, following a landmark agreement that recognises their economic and heritage rights to the…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > News > Article > National-News > national-elephant-heritage-strategy-published-by-minister-aucamp-202606030838

National Elephant Heritage Strategy published by Minister Aucamp

2+ mon, 5+ day ago   (413+ words) NATIONAL NEWS - Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Willie Aucamp has announced the publication of South Africa's National Elephant Heritage Strategy in the Government Gazette, paving the way for its implementation as a national framework for elephant conservation and…...

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knysnaplettherald.com > Opinion > Article > Comment > famous-comeback-or-ecological-quandary-bluebuck-revival-sparks-questions-around-species-conservation-202605180341

Famous comeback or ecological quandary - Bluebuck revival sparks questions around species conservation

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1660+ words) OPINION - When Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin had his stirring moment seeing 400 prehistoric direwolf skulls arrayed on a wall while visiting the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, little did he know the symbolic and existential importance Aenocyon…...