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Most people care about the world, but many don't know what they can do to help steer our society onto a more sustainable path. The Green Times fills this gap by providing stories about what can be done - and how fun and rewarding it is to live a greener life.

16/08/2025

Stop Live Export South Africa and Compassion in World Farming mobilise citizens against proposed regulations that threaten the welfare of live animals during transport.

14/08/2025

South Africa has secured pledges of R218 billion to fund its transition away from coal-fired power and bring in renewable energy.

12/08/2025

In honor of world elephant day on August 12, we highlight recent Mongabay stories that celebrate elephant conservation efforts. Protecting elephants ‘trapped’ in Bangladesh Bangladesh has a resident population of about 270 Indian elephants (Elephas maximus indicus), considered critically endange...

07/08/2025

Save a Fishie launched its first storybook this month in addition to a big cleanup at Milnerton Lagoon and a new physical store.

07/08/2025

Jabu the seal passed away this week. He was a integral part of the work done by the South African Association for Marine Biological Research

07/08/2025

Having shaped the treaty, Africa must capitalise on recent global momentum to benefit from a new era in ocean governance.

07/08/2025

MPA Day is observed on 1 August. Schools, communities, non-profits, and conservation entities will celebrate these sea reserves.

30/07/2025

Conservation is often framed as a scientific or technical challenge — a matter of policies, protected areas and enforcement. But that lens has led conservation astray. Around the world, biodiversity continues to decline. Communities are too often displaced in the name of conservation. And conserva...

Cape Town needs political leaders who are courageous enough to confront two evident realities. Current science communica...
10/07/2025

Cape Town needs political leaders who are courageous enough to confront two evident realities. Current science communications in the city are not serving the public well, and wastewater treatment systems that use rivers and oceans as open sewers are a solution designed a century ago. Both urgently need to be reconfigured.

07/07/2025
01/07/2025

Quality of irrigation water should be a national priority, says scientist

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