Hundreds of plastic earbud sticks found at Lagoon Beach highlight hidden pollution caused by items flushed into sewage systems and washed back to shore.
Volunteers collected 528kg of litter, including 200 nappies, at Lagoon Beach. A dead seal highlighted the urgent need to protect marine life.
A beaked whale washed ashore at Eerste Steen, Melkbosstrand on 15 March. Authorities collected samples; cause of stranding remains unknown.
Young environmentalist Romario Valentine raises money for seabird conservation, helping African Penguins, the Albatross Task Force, and Marion Island projects.
Save a Fishie celebrates its 500th cleanup, removing more than 54 tonnes of litter while inspiring volunteers to protect beaches, rivers and communities.
The City of Cape Town plans to expand five nature reserves, including Table Bay in Milnerton, and create two new reserves.
Environmental organisation TreeKeepers formally opposes Tygerberg Quarry tree removal, proposing alternative phased approach to preserve historic screening.
Beaches along Cape Town’s coastline face a growing pollution problem, with volunteers collecting 187 disposable nappies in just over an hour at Lagoon Beach.
Save a Fishie launches its 2026 Schools Eco Challenge with the City of Cape Town, empowering learners through hands-on environmental action.