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buy this article Article by Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos/images courtesy of FreePik For many people it has become a reality to drive through some neighbourhoods where they spot piles of building debris, garden waste or other rubbish carelessly dumped in open fields or along riversides. It is a disheartening sight. And if you think that those who

buy this article Article by Kotie GeldenhuysPhoto courtesy of Pexels Beneath the surface of our oceans lies a silent crisis, hidden in plain sight. While the waves shimmer with life above, a shadowy enterprise operates below, exploiting the oceans’ riches with ruthless efficiency. Illegal fishing, driven by greed and global demand, is not only depleting

buy this article By Annalise KempenImages courtesy of Unsplash and Pexels Few South Africans have a culture of recycling resulting in the generation of millions of tonnes of waste annually of which large parts are suitable for recycling. In as much as the “lack of recycling” is not beneficial to the environment, the waste problem

buy this article Article by Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos/images courtesy of FreePik On a Cape Town beach, four poachers disguised as picnickers carefully navigate granite boulders, carrying a cooler to conceal their intent. Taking a bold risk in a highly visible area, they aim to locate untouched abalone beds near the bustling shoreline. Three men don wetsuits