Durban, a vibrant coastal city in South Africa, is increasingly experiencing the profound impacts of climate change, which have become more pronounced in recent years

These remarkable stories not only demonstrate the determination of people but also remind us that meaningful change happens when we work together.

The implications of this situation extend far beyond the realm of wildlife and ecosystems; they pose significant repercussions for humanity as a whole, as emphasized by the WWF.

The forests most threatened include the Mau Forest Complex, one of the largest indigenous forest areas left in the country, and the Aberdar

Recycling is an essential practice that contributes significantly to environmental conservation and sustainability

Collective action is needed to safeguard our oceans and protect the delicate balance of nature.

On World Water Day today, let's commit to using less water and inspire others to do the same. Here are some water-saving tips.

In the year 2024, the global community witnessed significant advancements in environmental sustainability and ecological conservation.

Reports reveal that untreated sewage flows freely into South Africa's rivers, turning them into "rivers of sewage."

By fostering a mindset of sustainability and encouraging others to join in, we can collectively create a positive ripple effect.

We must acknowledge that we have developed a culture of dumping. Read about how to approach changing attitudes. 

Many individuals can likely recall a childhood when certain garden wildlife was abundant. However, if asked when they last encountered these

Hemp is a versatile and robust plant that belongs to the Cannabis sativa species, which has been cultivated for thousands of years .

In low-lying regions, climate change causes sea levels to rise due to melting ice caps and thermal expansion, posing a threat

While the presence of wolves in Poland is relatively common, the colour of this particular wolf is unusual.

Imagine a world where we can make paper, cardboard and packaging without cutting down a single tree.

Every third Sunday in February, we come together to honour the largest beings on our planet: the whales.

Hippos were once a common sight in locations like Comoé National Park and the Bandama River, but their numbers have severely dwindled.

An initiative in Gqeberha aiming to restore green spaces, reintroduce biodiversity, and strengthen the city's resilience to climate change.

Hive’s group company, Hive Ecosystems, is working on a land restoration project in South Africa. The team has been restoring degraded parcel