Call for Nature Connect Small Grant Funding Applications – 2027 By Linda Wilson|2026-09-28T10:57:27+02:0028th September 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: cape town, environmental stewardship, nature connect, Table Mountain Fund|Comments Off on Call for Nature Connect Small Grant Funding Applications – 2027 Read More
Celebrating women shaping careers, communities and conservation By Llewellyn Williams|2026-08-09T20:08:40+02:009th August 2026|Categories: News, Training and Development|Tags: accredited training, Biodiversity, Bokbaai, Calvinia, community development, conservation careers, conservation training, Environmental Education, environmental leadership, Green Economy, Learnerships, nature connect, Skills Development, South Africa, Succulent Karoo, women in conservation, Women's Day, Womens Month, youth development|Comments Off on Celebrating women shaping careers, communities and conservation Read More
A Nature Connect and AIMS partnership is putting numbers behind the toad tunnels By Reid Sperisen|2026-07-30T11:07:19+02:0030th July 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: AIMS South Africa, camera trap monitoring, computer vision, False Bay Nature Reserve, Joshua Salako, Peninsula Road, Sclerophrys pantherina, toad tunnels, Western Leopard Toad, wildlife underpass, Zeekoevlei|Comments Off on A Nature Connect and AIMS partnership is putting numbers behind the toad tunnels Read More
Most snakes killed in South Africa were never a threat. By Reid Sperisen|2026-07-16T14:38:40+02:0016th July 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: Biodiversity, Environmental Education, green skills, nature connect, Reptile Conservation, Snake Conservation, Snake Safety, Snakebite Prevention, South Africa, Wildlife Conservation, World Snake Day|Comments Off on Most snakes killed in South Africa were never a threat. Read More
When Conservation Leaves the Reserve: Lessons from a Fynbos Partnership By Fayruz Prins|2026-06-11T16:04:20+02:0011th June 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: biodiversity restoration, Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, community stewardship, ecological corridors, indigenous plants, KRCA, St Luke’s Hospice, urban conservation|Comments Off on When Conservation Leaves the Reserve: Lessons from a Fynbos Partnership Read More
Small Journeys Across Muizenberg’s Urban Nature Pockets By Safiyyah Hattas|2026-05-11T13:26:13+02:0011th May 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: bird migration, bird monitoring, bird ringing, conservation research, habitat connectivity, local bird movements, MEPNR, Muizenberg East Conservation Cluster, Muizenberg East Private Nature Reserve, private nature reserves, Soralia Village, urban biodiversity, urban conservation, Western Cape wildlife, World Migratory Bird Day|Comments Off on Small Journeys Across Muizenberg’s Urban Nature Pockets Read More
Building Skills, Growing Confidence By Braden Ingram|2026-05-06T13:07:19+02:006th May 2026|Categories: News, Training and Development|Tags: cape town, Changing Lives Through Nature, Conservation, nature connect|Comments Off on Building Skills, Growing Confidence Read More
St Mary’s RC Primary School Named Most Sustainable School in the Western Cape By Llewellyn Williams|2026-03-20T11:55:57+02:0011th March 2026|Categories: News, Sustainable Schools Programme|Tags: education for sustainable development, Environmental Education, Most Sustainable School, School sustainability, St Mary’s RC Primary School, sustainable schools programme, Western Cape schools|Comments Off on St Mary’s RC Primary School Named Most Sustainable School in the Western Cape Read More
Restoring Park Island’s Shoreline: Eco‑logs in Action at Zandvlei By Imaan Mohidin|2026-03-11T12:57:51+02:009th March 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: biodegradable restoration materials, biodiversity protection, City of Cape Town environmental work, community conservation South Africa, eco‑logs installation, ecosystem recovery Cape Town, environmental compliance funding, EPWP environmental teams, Erosion mitigation, estuary conservation, estuary rehabilitation, Green Jobs programme, habitat restoration Cape Town, Nature Connect project, nature‑based solutions, Park Island restoration, River Wardens, shoreline erosion control, sustainable shoreline management, Zandvlei Nature Reserve|Comments Off on Restoring Park Island’s Shoreline: Eco‑logs in Action at Zandvlei Read More
Why Supporting Conservation Students at WIL Matters By Llewellyn Williams|2026-03-11T14:29:06+02:003rd March 2026|Categories: Nature Care Fund, News|Tags: biodiversity South Africa, conservation careers, conservation education, green skills, nature connect, urban conservation, work‑integrated learning|Comments Off on Why Supporting Conservation Students at WIL Matters Read More