The Western Cape has incredibly unique flora and planting should take place at the right time of the year. Help us work towards planting one million trees by planting one today!

Women play a key role in environmental protection and social and economic development in mountain areas.

World Wetlands Day is celebrated on the 2nd of February every year.

In celebration of Arbour Week, join the Plant One Million Trees Movement and make a difference.

Be a responsible fisher and consumer help sustain our fish stocks.

A complete guide to education for sustainable development practitioners in the Western Cape.

The Western Cape has often been described as a ‘world in one province’. With its coastline that stretches more than 1000kms, pristine beaches, majestic mountainranges, an abundance of wildlife sanctuaries, nature reserves and national parks, as well as its wealth of fauna and flora, this richly diverse natural paradise should be enjoyed – but at the same time protected.

It is here that environmental education and awareness has an important role to play. Whether it be the education of children to appreciate, enjoy and conserve all that the province has to offer, or providing the right sort of guidance to older children who are considering an environmental career.

Adults too, who wish to learn more about the environment and what we should be doing to preserve our natural heritage, will benefit from knowing who to contact.

Join Mbali as she interviews experts that are involved in ecosystem restoration. Available in English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa and isiZulu.

Every wonder what ground water is and how it works? This infographic explains how important ground water is to us.

Recycling saves energy - find out how with this interesting infographic on waste and energy

This infographic explains what a Marine Protected Area is and why they are so important

Mountains add value to tourism. Find out how with this educational infographic on mountains and tourism.