South Africa’s water crisis is not just downstream Let’s not forget where our water comes from – it comes from nature! On World Water Day tomorrow, WWF South Africa is urging policy makers not to lose sight of the importance of looking after our strategic water source areas (SWSAs) where most of our water comes […]
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Funding is vital to preserve Africa’s ecosystems which are essential to sustain its biodiversity. By Leon Louw Africa is home to the world’s most biodiverse regions. Eight of the 36 recognised global biodiversity hotspots are found on the African continent. These hotspots host, amongst others, more than 1,500 vascular plants that are endemic and found
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Action needed to reverse biodiversity loss Immediate action and funds are needed to deliver on the commitment by 196 countries to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030. Two years later than planned, due to delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Agreement during the United Nations convention on Biodiversity (COP15)
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