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From tigers to turtles: The conservation success stories that prove there’s still hope for wildlife
“Biodiversity continues to be degraded at an alarming pace, yet amid these steep declines there are grounds for hope.” View ...
A new report by leading conservation nonprofits found populations of thousands of vertebrate species dropped 73 percent on average from 1970 to 2022.
Banyan Group has acquired a majority stake in Newmark Hotels and Reserves under a phased ownership structure that will lead to full ownership over time, adding 26 hotels, lodges and reserves across ...
South Africa safety in 2026: what tourists need to know about Cape Town, Johannesburg, Table Mountain, driving, crime risks ...
Freshwater populations recorded the sharpest decline, while tiger, rhino, lion and other wildlife numbers have risen in India ...
Habitat loss and degradation remain biggest threats to wildlife population ...
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Beautiful region, scary findings: CapeNature’s latest report card
The Western Cape’s environment is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse places on earth, and much of it is cared for – as ...
Tigers, turtles, tuna and elephants are among the animals bouncing back because of conservation efforts, a charity has ...
South Africa’s tourism industry crossed another important milestone in August, with more than one million international ...
Scientists at the Uganda Wildlife Forensics and Timber Laboratory identified a cross-hatched pattern associated with elephant ivory. DNA testing later confirmed that the material came from an elephant ...
South Africa's rhino population grew by nearly 5% in 2025 amid expanding conservation and translocation efforts, though 230 rhinos were killed by poachers in the first eight months of 2026.
WWF's Living Planet Report 2026 shows the average size of monitored wildlife populations fell by almost three-quarters from ...
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