EnvironmentThe amazing anuran tongue
The amazing what, you may ask.
Dr Anina Lee · 5 November 2026
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The silent hunters of Hermanus
From soundproof feathers to extraordinary eyesight, owls are marvels of natural engineering.
Dr Anina Lee · 29 October 2026
Paper of 22 October 2026
Environment
A landmark for wildlife
South Africa’s Constitutional Court (ConCourt) has delivered an important victory for animal protection, but one that is not final.
Dr Anina Lee · 22 October 2026
Paper of 15 October 2026
Environment
When the fireflies came out
There is something wonderful about being in nature at night – but something especially wonderful about being in Fernkloof Nature Reserve after dark at this time of year.
Dr Anina Lee · 15 October 2026
Paper of 8 October 2026
Environment
Nature stranger than fiction
I have always been suspicious of those wonderful snippets of animal information that turn up from time to time.
Dr Anina Lee · 8 October 2026
Paper of 1 October 2026
Environment
Spekboom: The plant with a big story
Spekboom (Portulacaria afra) is one of South Africa’s most remarkable plants.
Dr Anina Lee · 1 October 2026
Paper of 25 September 2026
Environment
Strandveld’s own riches
We tend to think of the southern Cape as a land of fynbos, with proteas, ericas, and restios carpeting the mountains.
Dr Anina Lee · 25 September 2026
Paper of 18 September 2026
Environment
The art of chemical warfare
Chemical warfare is a common defensive strategy that insects use to repel attackers.
The Village News · 18 September 2026
Environment
Overberg birding takes flight!
As more local and international birders discover the region’s exceptional birdlife and natural beauty, the vision of making the Overberg a leading birding destination - once a dream - is now a reality.
Tweet Gainsborough-Waring · 18 September 2026
Environment
No quick fix for Stanford Cove erosion
A report from Overstrand Municipality states that officials are aware of growing concerns about erosion at Stanford Cove in De Kelders near Gansbaai, where sections of grass have been lost, embankments have collapsed, and steps to the beach have been washed away.
The Village News · 18 September 2026
Environment
Silt cuts dam capacity
El Niño effect - water conservation measures necessary despite full dams
Tweet Gainsborough-Waring · 18 September 2026
