WARMING WORLD Has Joburg skipped spring? Scientists explain why it feels like winter turned straight into summer 7 min 3 By Julia Evans
CONSERVATION UNDERMINED OP-ED Killing without proof — the hidden motives behind Madikwe’s elephant cull plans 7 min 12 By Adam Cruise
BATTLE FOR THE OCEAN Lives on a line — the fishers fighting Shell’s Wild Coast seismic survey ambitions (Part 1) 7 min 2 By Barry Christianson
HYENA CAPTURE PLAN Previous hyena attack victim describes Cape Vidal ordeal that left him needing reconstructive surgery 4 min 5 By Tony Carnie
CONSERVATION CHAMPIONS Cross-border freedom boosts African reporter’s mission to tackle wildlife trafficking scourge 7 min 0 By Florence Chepkorir
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION African white rhino numbers fall in 2024, with startling 15% decline in SA — report 4 min 0 By Ed Stoddard
ROVING REPORTERS Cracking nature’s code — African researchers reveal hidden ecosystems 6 min 3 By Kemunto Ogutu
WONDERFONTEIN DEVELOPMENT Alarm raised over infrastructure and environmental risks at huge Sasolburg housing project 10 min 3 By Julia Evans
URGENT REFRAIN ‘It’s a warning’ — Jon Batiste on new song urging climate action 20 years after Katrina 5 min 0 By Mark Hertsgaard
HUMAN/WILDLIFE CONFLICT OP-ED Cape baboons — removal plan aims to protect primates and Cape Town residents 5 min 1 By Esme Beamish
THE CONVERSATION Decades of South African research reveal key strategies to reduce water contamination in fruit and veg 4 min 0 By Loandi Richter-Mouton and Lise Korsten
BUSINESS REFLECTION Loaded for Bear: ‘Dear banks, please treat us fairly’ — a letter from the coal industry 4 min 0 By Ed Stoddard
JUST TRANSITION OP-ED Africa Climate Summit must break the cycle of food dependency and foreign debt 4 min 0 By Wafa Misrar
‘TEACH A MAN TO FISH’ Tsitsikamma's elders pass down centuries of fishing wisdom to the next generation 7 min 1 By Julia Evans
POLAR POLITICS The Ice Curtain: How Antarctica’s 29 governments broke their own transparency rule 12 min 2 By Tiara Walters
WEATHER WATCH Cautious optimism as potential La Niña return suggests increased rainfall and agricultural hope for SA 3 min 0 By Ed Stoddard
CONTROLLED FISHING Opening Tsitsikamma’s shores — can conservation and community coexist in Africa’s oldest marine sanctuary? 7 min 0 By Julia Evans
BUSINESS REFLECTION Loaded for Bear — there would be far fewer rhinos without John Hume 5 min 3 By Ed Stoddard
POLITICALLY AWEH SA’s surprise environment minister vows efficiency, green projects and no fracking 3 min 0 By Politically Aweh
