Positioned between two major protected areas in Zululand, the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve has secured the potential to restore wildlife corridors and expand wilderness.
The moratorium on whaling has seen southern hemisphere Humpback whale populations recover dramatically. But seismic surveys off the Wild Coast are a new threat.
When the bridge on the route to Xakanaxa camp site in Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve was broken, a visiting engineer came to the rescue and bridged the gap.
In the spirit of Halloween, a ghost story that, when told to me, sent shivers down my spine and made me ponder the notion of different dimensions.
Early on 20th October 1899, Boer soldiers stationed atop Talana Hill shelled British forces camped below at Dundee. Thus began the Anglo-Boer war of 1899 -1902.
Nxai Pan National Park in Botswana is a place of dust, mud, floods, and drought, but also a land of giants.
On Heritage Day, let’s dance to celebrate our diverse heritage
“Cardboard,” announced my friend, Roseanne, “is a metaphor for life”. It seemed a far-fetched notion, until Rose explained it.
Basotho blankets are famously emblematic of Lesotho. More than their unique designs and striking colour combinations, they’re the story of the Mountain Kingdom.
Arbour Week 2021 is a good time to plant an indigenous tree. A great choice is the Common Tree for 2021 – the Sweet Thorn, South Africa’s most widespread tree.
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