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On the brink, but not without hope

On Friday, 16 May, as the world commemorates Endangered Species Day, South Africa takes pride in being home to some of the most remarkable plant and animal species on Earth, many of which are found

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Celebrating a Quarter Century of Excellence

This year, Marine Dynamics proudly celebrates 25 years of excellence. For the past 25 years, Marine Dynamics has led the way in marine ecotourism, offering world-class experiences that connect visitors with the ocean’s most iconic

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In the water with sharks, dos and don’ts.

Over the past few years, we’ve been riveted by the fin-tastic adventures and discoveries of the fearless team of ocean experts and shark conservationists led by Marine Biologist, Dr Sara Andreotti. We have proudly supported

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Compostable Bags: The Link to More Effective Recycling

Although 70% of the 2 371 000 tons of plastic waste generated in South Africa each year is collected, only 14% of it (including imported waste) is recycled. This research from the International Union for Conservation of

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SANCCOB’s seabird hospital in Table View is expanding

A Family Adventure with a Purpose: Discover African Penguins at SANCCOB and Support Their Future As parents, we are always searching for meaningful experiences that bring joy and education to our children. One such experience

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WOOLIES OFFERS CUSTOMERS VOUCHERS FOR DENIM RECYCLING

Woolworths is excited to announce the launch of a new Denim Drop-Off programme, inviting customers to give their preloved denims a new lease on life. As part of Woolworths’ ongoing commitment to sustainability, the initiative

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Penguin Parenting: Lessons in Love and Shared Survival

Humans can learn a lot from penguins. Not only are these remarkable birds incredibly resilient, but they also endure some of the harshest climates on the planet. What’s most inspiring, however, is how they care