How good is your ‘Bush Lingo’? 1 July 2022 Within minutes, the jeep Jockey sidles up to the first wildlife sighting of the day... read more
Conservation Hero of the Month: Cape Leopard Trust 30 June 2022 June Conservation Hero of the Month: The Cape Leopard Trust. We chatted with Jeannie Hayward, Communications Manager... read more
This July, National Geographic’s Sharkfest is going wild 29 June 2022 This July, become a shark fanatic or fuel your passion during the 2022 Sharkfest series.... read more
Jane Goodall ’s Roots & Shoots programme teaches youth to go green 24 June 2022 Roots & Shoots is a Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) global youth-led community action program that... read more
What happened during the Black December of 1957? 13 June 2022 In December of 1957, a series of encounters with sharks along the Natal coast resulted... read more
5 dazzling caves for scuba diving in South Africa 9 June 2022 It’s time to go a little bit deeper than the surface. Grab your diving gear,... read more
Seven UNESCO biosphere reserves in South Africa 3 June 2022 Scattered around the country, South Africa has the most Unesco biosphere reserves on the continent.... read more
What is purposeful travel? 31 May 2022 The past two years have made most of us take a good look at our... read more
Testing the waters: freedive in Cape Town’s colourful kelp forests 26 May 2022 Freediving is a fun and therapeutic way of exploring the ocean. Cape Town Freediving offers... read more
Forest bathing and why you need to do it 24 May 2022 ‘You won’t find your tree. Your tree will find you.’ Forest bathing dates back many... read more
