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Read more about the article Celebrating Arbour Week at Madibatlou Middle School with Eskom and EWT

Celebrating Arbour Week at Madibatlou Middle School with Eskom and EWT

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  • Post published: September 29, 2025
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To celebrate Arbour Week, the Wildlife and Infrastructure team joined colleagues from Eskom at the Madibatlou Middle School in Olifantfontein, Gauteng, on 5 September, to speak about the importance of…

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Read more about the article Conservation, Cricket and Youth Development

Conservation, Cricket and Youth Development

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  • Post published: September 29, 2025
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Left: Joseph addressing members of the local leadership, community and future cricketers. Right: cricket beneficiaries At the end of August, a significant cricket development initiative was officially launched for underprivileged…

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Read more about the article World Ranger Day celebrated at the EWTs Medike Nature Reserve

World Ranger Day celebrated at the EWTs Medike Nature Reserve

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  • Post published: August 28, 2025
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Rangers and support staff at the EWTs Medike Game Reserve in the Soutpansberg marked World Ranger Day on 31 July by demonstrating their abilities and versatility of their work, and…

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Read more about the article Sowing Seeds of Hope – the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Medicinal Plant Initiative

Sowing Seeds of Hope – the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Medicinal Plant Initiative

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  • Post published: July 30, 2025
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Working with traditional healers, distributing seedlings for their own cultivation Deep within Africa’s rich and diverse landscapes, the ancient practice of harvesting medicinal plants has long sustained traditional medicine and…

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Read more about the article Saluting Rangers across the World

Saluting Rangers across the World

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Armed with years of experience and a lifelong passion, rangers are the boots on the ground at the forefront of conservation. Because they spend their entire working day – and…

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Read more about the article Greater awareness and action required to address desertification and restore habitats

Greater awareness and action required to address desertification and restore habitats

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  • Post published: June 27, 2025
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the Knersvlakte landscape As a member of the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Drylands Conservation Programme, I am confronted daily by the harshness of the arid regions in Western and Northern Cape…

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Read more about the article Fighting for South Africa’s Drylands: Conservation Amid Challenges

Fighting for South Africa’s Drylands: Conservation Amid Challenges

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  • Post published: June 26, 2025
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Driving north from Cape Town towards Namibia you enter a landscape that looks dry, inhospitable and unforgiving—an area known as the Knersvlakte and Namaqualand, or the Drylands. This is a…

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Read more about the article Communities and Cranes benefit from Spring Protection project in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands

Communities and Cranes benefit from Spring Protection project in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands

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  • Post published: April 29, 2025
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Left: Clean, high pressure water coming from a newly installed tap providing access to spring water otherwise accessed in a dense forest up the mountain. Right: Two women inspecting a…

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Read more about the article Integrating Conservation and Health

Integrating Conservation and Health

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  • Post published: March 25, 2025
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An initiative being driven by the Margaret Pike Trust in the Rukiga district of Rwanda, in partnership with the Rugarama Hospital, the International Crane Foundation/Endangered Wildlife Trust and London School…

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Read more about the article Western Soutpansberg Nature Reserve

Western Soutpansberg Nature Reserve

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  • Post published: March 24, 2025
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The recent declaration of South Africa’s newest Nature Reserve, the Western Soutpansberg Nature Reserve (WSNR), in Limpopo province marks a milestone for the conservation of threatened and endemic species and…

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