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From cultivation to cup: South Africa must brew up rooibos tea tourism - North-West University (NWU) - Vimarsana News

From cultivation to cup: South Africa must brew up rooibos tea tourism - North-West University (NWU)

Rooibos tea, which is indigenous to South Africa, is a significant part of the country’s cultural tapestry and holds many tourism opportunities...

From cultivation to cup: South Africa must brew up rooibos tea tourism – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

From cultivation to cup: South Africa must brew up rooibos tea tourism – The Mail & Guardian

Rooibos tea is a beloved beverage and a symbol of South African heritage and biodiversity.

Source: mg.co.za
South Africa to apply for 'Cape Flora' geographical indication as it moves to protect R1.7bn export industry - Vimarsana News

South Africa to apply for 'Cape Flora' geographical indication as it moves to protect R1.7bn export industry

Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Ebrahim Patel has gazetted the protection of the “Cape Flora” name and logo, following an application by Cape Flora SA to this effect. Cape Flora SA is a fynbos cut-flower association that identifies and addresses the strategic needs of the fynbos and protea industry, which is prevalent in the Cape Floristic region.

SA: Barbara Creecy: Address by Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, at the 5th Global Conference on Biodiversity Finance at Table Bay Hotel, Cape Town ((09/05/2023) - Vimarsana News

SA: Barbara Creecy: Address by Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, at the 5th Global Conference on Biodiversity Finance at Table Bay Hotel, Cape Town ((09/05/2023)

Our country also hosts three of the 36 recognised biodiversity hotspots worldwide – one of these being the Cape Floristic Region.  We are also home to 29 official Ramsar sites – the most recently declared being the Middelvlei nature reserve, which is also home to unique water and migratory bird species.

Children born today will see thousands of animals, from elephants to frogs, go extinct. - Vimarsana News

Children born today will see thousands of animals, from elephants to frogs, go extinct.

New research finds nearly 30% of land animals could disappear form their local area by 2100 due to climate change and habitat destruction.

Source: scroll.in