Nature & Conservation
Black holes suck!..or do they?
Space is chocked full of weird and often terrifying objects, but perhaps the most infamous of them all is the “Black Hole”.
6 May 2024
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Space is chocked full of weird and often terrifying objects, but perhaps the most infamous of them all is the “Black Hole”.
What’s in a field guide? What leads someone to forsake conventional norms, pack their bags, and venture into a remote, rustic landscape?
Hello fellow readers and citizens. Well, the time will soon be upon us (29th May) to cast our vote – for some a meaningless, fruitless endeavour.
There are four species of centipede-eating snakes in southern Africa. These are small snakes, usually under 30 cm in length. They live under logs, rocks, or leaf litter, especially in soft sandy areas and may also be seen on the move at night, especially after rain.
This month’s featured scorpion species is the rough burrowing scorpion. This is one of the larger scorpion species found in the area.
This compelling webinar delves into the social consequences that ripple through communities affected by illegal wildlife trade.
The Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Reserve (KtoC) is thrilled to welcome Ingwe Leopard Research (ILR) as a new partner in the reserve. The ILR’s innovative citizen science project is rapidly becoming an important tool for leopard conservation across South Africa’s Limpopo Province.
In the heart of Mpumalanga province, South Africa, lies the town of Acornhoek. This is a bustling cauldron of humanity – some may even say an overflowing cauldron. Many of the million or so residents of the town and surrounding areas are unemployed and due to a floundering, albeit committed public health care service, they have limited access to quality and essential healthcare. This is exacerbated by a rough estimate that 84% of South Africans depend on public healthcare, only 30% of doctors work in public healthcare and of that only 12% work in rural areas! This is where the Tshemba Foundation steps in, acting as a vital lifeline for historically disadvantaged communities in conjunction with the Department of Health.
This is the best and most delicious carrot cake you will ever eat, and as you can see by the pictures it had already been half devoured before I had a chance to photograph it.
Last month, the competition, its results, and some challenges and solutions to improve mathematical proficiency were discussed. There was also evidence of a lack of progress of some participants linked to self-confidence, personal motivation, and a lack of basic division knowledge and skills.
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