A new study modelling the streamflows of four small mountain catchments above some of Cape Town's major dams gives us the answer.
Alanna Rebelo introduces scientists comments on the City of Cape Town's draft Urban Forest Policy.
Scientists speak out about SA media treating fire as a foe – incinerating its ecosystem benefits in a blaze of misinformation.
Jeremy Gilmore presents his 2021 Grade 12 Project – the restoration of Psoralea fascicularis (Large-stipule Fountainbush) at Tokai greenbelts.
How does catchment restoration (revegetation, wetland restoration, gully rehabilitation and alien clearing) increase climate resilience?
Leila Mitrani and Alanna Rebelo unveil a programme restoring Western Leopard Toad (EN) habitat to Tokai Park
Alanna Rebelo debunks DFFE Minister Barbara Creecy's 10-Million Trees Programme
Professors William Bond and Tony Rebelo repudiate DFFE's 10-million Tree Programme
Cape Flats Sand Fynbos and Peninsula Granite Fynbos need science-based restoration
"For as long as our footprint remains 1.7 Earths, we have no sustainable future," writes Tony Rebelo, tackling "sustainable development".
Alanna Rebelo asks that we set our differences aside to save our critically endangered Fynbos species at Tokai Park.
Gaby Meyer leads a well-attended shroom hunt through the Tokai Arboretum following decent autumn rains. Tony Rebelo fills us in.
From a Letter to the Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries, Barbara Creecy, on the Tokai Cecilia Management Framework (TCMF).
Following 2021's Devil's Peak Fire, we ask what could and should have been done to avert catastrophic cultural heritage loss.
Herpetologist Vard Aman explains how the mole snake (Pseudaspsis cana) provides free, safe, and ecologically friendly rodent control in our suburbs.
