The Sedibeng district municipality in partnership with the Gauteng Tourism Authority and Birdlife South Africa launched a Vaal Birding Route at Stonehaven harbor, in Vaal River in the Vaal yesterday afternoon. ...
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Recent reports indicate that 100 rhinos were killed at Kruger National Park over the past two months, bringing the total number of poached rhinos this year to 381. Clearly, something needs to be done to save So...
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A recent study shows that the rising of the sea level will result in millions of homes being flooded in coastal areas in the US. However, this forecast is still uncertain. Below is a full report written by Lewi...
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Earlier this month we wrote an article about Rhino poaching. The latest stats then showed that 47 Rhinos had been killed by the 14th of February this year. Latest stats show that this number has risen to 120,...
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New species of plants are starting to invade the Antarctica. It is believed that these creatures are brought by tourists and scientific researchers who visit Antarctica annually. The Biz Community reports that ...
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Source: EcoFriend. Climate change is one of the major environmental threats the world is currently facing. The carbon dioxide that we release into the atmosphere is known to prevent heat from escaping out into ...
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Rhino poaching in South Africa has been consistently escalating over the past few years despite the government’s attempts to reduce it. Poaching is considered one of the most serious crimes in South Afric...
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In the recent years the South African government has upped the fight against rhino poaching. However, despite this, statistics show that poaching continues to rise exponentially. The Department of Environmental Affairs released the latest statistics on rhino poaching on Friday. The stats indicated that 860 rhinos had been killed as of 22 November 2013. In 2012, 668 rhinos were killed. Clearly, by the end of this year, the number of poached rhinos will most likely be past the ... Read more »
