WWF has taken the guesswork out of choosing sustainable seafood. The WWF Southern African Sustainable Seafood Initiative provides a “traffic light” system, which makes it easier to pick seafood that is sustainably sourced. The green list tells you which seafood can be eaten with a clear conscience, the orange list cautions you to think twice and the red list warns you about which seafood should be avoided altogether, because it’s either unsustainable or illegal to sell it in South Africa.

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The Conservation Champion Wine Farm Guide is a GPS-enabled digital collection of WWF’s 38 champion wine farms offering information on a variety of activities as well as a glance into their conservation journeys. It also provides special offers and promotions. Having this information at your fingertips makes it easy to plan your next day trip or weekend escape with a hike or mountain bike trail. By choosing one of these farms, you’re assured of a spectacular experience in the heart of the floral kingdom.

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South Africa’s varied landscapes and exquisite coastlines are home to many unique creatures. They can also provide the perfect reprieve from our urban surroundings – be it for a hike, cycle or swim, or that extended holiday.

WWF identifies the most significant and sensitive ocean places for both wildlife and people, and we work to conserve these areas.

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WWF works with many like-minded organisations that work For Nature. For You. Why not explore what they have to offer.

• Visit the zoo and learn about our world in Johannesburg or Pretoria.

• Dive into marine conservation at Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town or uShaka Marine World in Durban.

• The Sci-Bono Discovery Centre in Johannesburg offers an array of science and technology-based events and programmes.