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January 23, 2024
If nothing is done to stop the illegal occupation of a section of the Greater Kabeljous biodiversity hotspot, there is a real risk of this precious piece of land and the numerous environmental and heritage resources it has to offer being lost forever.
October 5, 2023
South Africa is faced with the critical task of expanding its natural environment protection areas in a practical and affordable manner to safeguard its vital biodiversity and ecosystem services. These services encompass carbon sequestration, clean air, healthy soils, fresh water, pollinating insect populations, and grazing-friendly grasslands, all of which are essential for the well-being and survival of the country's population.
June 17, 2023
Lions are once again roaring in the heart of the Zulu nation in Babanango, KwaZulu-Natal, where two males have been reintroduced to the area after about 150 years.


June 11, 2023
Wildlife managers at Babanango Game Reserve have welcomed the arrival of the two lions, to soon be joined by four female companions.
October 19, 2022
The move is part of a project that began two decades ago to expand the numbers and range of this critically endangered rhino species.
October 11, 2022
Significant resources are required to conserve South Africaโs landscapes and their associated biodiversity and ecosystem services. These include fresh
October 11, 2022
WWF Nedbank's Green Trust recognises the value of a post-declaration management project of protected areas.
August 21, 2022
The young males cheetah were held in the Babanango boma for a few weeks for the pre-release phase and monitoring.
November 1, 2021
AZA has announced the recipients of its latest Conservation Grants Fund (CGF) grants, supported by the Disney Conservation Fund.
April 1, 2021
April 1, 2021 One survey respondent reported persuading a local planning board to limit development on a 52-acre parcel with significant wetlands, preserving forest canopy and a biodiversity corridor for animals. Another negotiated a proposed 150-unit subdivisionโs replacement with a smaller cluster of homes. A third supported passage of a stronger floodplain development law. Each was a success story in efforts to incorporate habitat conservation into municipal land use planning โ local dec...