Environment
Environment
Environment
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SANParks suspends indemnity form at Table Mountain
SANParks has suspended the indemnity form requirement at Table Mountain National Park, planning a new digital verification system for visitors.
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Save a Fishie launches national Coast 2 Coast campaign with bigger impact
Cape Town-based environmental organisation Save a Fishie has officially kicked off its expanded Coast 2 Coast 2026 campaign
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Sanccob calls for ongoing support as Bird Flu endangers African Penguins
A penguin care event highlighted conservation efforts against Bird Flu threatening African Penguins and called on the public for support.
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Human foul play ruled out following leopard’s tragic electrocution near Worcester
A leopard died tragically in the Nuy Valley near Worcester when it got electrocuted while scaling an electrical post.
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Cape Town communities rally behind ‘Stop the Sewage’ petition
“Wetlands, estuaries and marine ecosystems are degraded, seabirds and fish are killed, and Cape Town’s unique biodiversity is increasingly threatened.”
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City of Cape Town defends marine outfalls as ActionSA appeal nears ruling
Cape Town’s marine sewage outfalls dispute reaches independent appeals panel, expected to rule on ActionSA’s challenge to the City’s licensing practices.
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Water security: Cape Town approves R5bn public-private partnership
Cape Town City Council approves R5bn public-private partnership for water security projects to secure additional supply beyond 2030.
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City of CT to phase out single-use materials out for a sustainable future
Mayco supports a recommendation for the City of Cape Town to consider the future phasing out of non-recyclable materials from City operations.
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Residents protest Big Bay LSDF near Koeberg Nuclear Power Station
Residents protest Big Bay development framework citing nuclear safety concerns. Community demands evacuation feasibility studies before approval.
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NSRI confirms SafeTrx app will stay online in South Africa
The NSRI reassures South African paddlers, kayakers and ocean users that the NSRI SafeTrx app remains fully functional, monitored and free.
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