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Find WWF South Africa's media releases and newsworthy articles here.
A generous bequest has added a key piece of land linking the greater Kogelberg area with the coast between Rooiels and Pringle Bay.
COP29 failed to send a strong signal on the need to rapidly reduce emissions and phase out fossil fuels.
Two activist groups, who successfully halted seismic testing off the Wild Coast, and a well-known philanthropist couple are commended for their ...
A newly acquired piece of land is playing a key role in ensuring the genetic health of Cape mountain zebras.
The recent declaration of the UmPhafa Private Nature Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal is evidence that protected area expansion in the province is moving ...
We must ‘think, act, collaborate and marshal resources at exponentially different scales’ if we are to reverse this trend.
Dehorning brings about an 80% drop in poaching in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, but criminal syndicates continue to look for weak spots.
WWF South Africa is saddened to learn of the passing of former Minister Pravin Gordhan.
At the recent launch of the new Richtersveld Desert Botanical Garden, a very special greenhouse was also unveiled.
WWF releases a resource that identifies the highest-impact food systems solutions in countries around the world.
The City of Cape Town has been selected as the national winner of WWF’s One Planet City Challenge (OPCC) 2024.
The upsurge in poaching of South Africa’s flora has taken a new twist.