Written by: Kealeboga Moshupa, third-year Diploma Student In the dry landscapes of Africa stands a tree that looks almost too strong to be real — the baobab, scientifically known as Adansonia digitata. It has survived centuries of drought, heat and violent storms. Many people call it the “Tree of Life”, but to me, it represents something deeply personal. It mirrors my journey, my struggles, my growth and the quiet strength I...Read More
Written by the Makuleke Landscape Restoration Project Team This is our story – the story of the Makuleke community. Our deep love for this land, which fuelled our successful land restitution process, now guides our journey of landscape restoration. We are transforming a top-down conservation approach into a true grassroots movement, proving that our collective ownership...Read More
In every issue, we’ll be shining light on one of our partners. In this edition, we’re celebrating Italtile & Ceramic Foundation Trust’s impact on one of our learners. Conscience Mkansi, hailing from Hluvukani Village, embodies the next generation of conservation changemakers. A former EcoSteward at Wild Impact and a 2024 EcoRanger certificate holder from the SAWC,...Read More
