The Quarterly Buzz
Four letters a year, and little in between
Most organisations send more email than they have things worth saying. We send four editions a year, which is often enough to show you what changed and seldom enough that it stays worth opening.
Expect what our teams are seeing on camps, in schools, in training rooms and on conservation sites, including the parts that did not go to plan. Twenty-five years in, that is still the most useful thing we can put in your inbox.
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Archive
Catch up on earlier editions
Every edition stays online. Read back through them to see how the work has moved, site by site and cohort by cohort.
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The Youth Month edition, written in our twenty-fifth year, on where skills training meets the places young people actually come from.
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The 2026 small grant recipients, Monala Primary named South Africa’s most sustainable school, and Wetlands Day at Zandvlei.
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New camera traps at the Simon’s Town African penguin colony, a gold award for our schools work, and the case for young river guardians in Cape Town.
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A grey-backed cisticola added to the Muizenberg East species list, a new Conservation Leadership Project intake, and Youth in Nature in the Succulent Karoo.
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Insights and updates from our Connected to Nature thought leadership series.
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Our role as a Small Grant Facility, and the new colleagues who joined us through the Groen Sebenza programme.
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Stories from our sites, our training rooms and headquarters.
