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Going, going… Gone… EWT working to reverse habitat loss in South Africa’s drylands
Discover the urgent need to balance nature and development in South Africa’s arid regions through sustainable practices and innovative conservation efforts.
Discover the urgent need to balance nature and development in South Africa’s arid regions through sustainable practices and innovative conservation efforts.
Jessel is the EWT’s Financial Accountant. Here is a little bit about Jessel’s journey to a career in conservation.
Al is the protected areas co-ordinator for Waterberg and Wolkberg. Here is a little bit about Emile’s journey to a career in conservation.
Catherine is the Biodiversity Disclosure Project Manager with the EWT’s National Business and Biodiversity Network. Here is a little bit about Catherine’s journey to a career in conservation.
World Migratory Bird Day 2024 emphasizes the crucial role of insects in supporting migratory birds, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts to address declining insect populations and their impact on bird migration