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Unpacking the Climate Change Act and its impact on South Africa businesses
WESSA hosted a high-level corporate dialogue at Coastlands SKYE Hotel in uMhlanga on 3 October 2024 to unpack the critical implications of the Climate Change Act for corporate South Africa.
UNICEF and WESSA launch “Green Rising”
In celebration of Arbor Week (1-7 September), UNICEF South Africa in partnership with WESSA (Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa) launched the Green Rising “Protect and Restore” Project, an initiative that tackles the pressing issue of biodiversity...
Get your will drawn up free of charge by a qualified attorney
During Wills Week – 16-20 September 2024 – contact one of the participating attorneys nationwide to have your will drawn up for free.
New Climate Change Act signed into law in South Africa
The new Climate Change Act signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa in April, aims to enforce stricter rules on greenhouse gas emissions. Going forward, companies, especially large businesses will need to meet emission targets set by Government.
Birds of the Magaliesberg
“The Birds of the Magaliesberg” project has evolved into a cherished publication, captivating both local enthusiasts and global birding communities.
Zuzile Mpanza’s remarkable rise with WESSA
In the heart of every conservation effort lies a story of passion ignited and challenges conquered.
The WESSA South32 Eco-Hub Project
Siphokuhle Mdluli and Samkelisiwe Dlanzi are shining examples of how youth empowerment and sustainable agriculture can transform lives and communities.
WESSA uMngeni Valley Education Centre receives accreditation and exhibits from SAASTA
The WESSA uMngeni Valley Education Centre has been officially accredited as a Science Centre by the Department of Science and Innovation
Emihle Mkhize’s green crusade
Emihle, equipped with the skills needed to drive climate justice and environmental advocacy, is inspired to make a positive impact on her school environment
Young environmental reporters raise their voices
Young people across South Africa are being empowered to investigate, document, and communicate environmental issues in their communities, through the ‘Youth Environmental Reporters and Advocates’ (YERA) programme
FEE Global Teacher Award for Aziezah Essop
Aziezah Essop of St Andrew’s School for Girls in Bedfordview, Johannesburg, was recently honoured with the prestigious Foundation of Environmental Education Global Teacher Award. She was the only South African among 17 global winners.