By, Katherine Pretorius In recent years, the world has become increasingly aware of the environmental challenges posed by plastic pollution. One of the most concerning aspects of this issue is the high amount of plastic waste that ends up in our oceans and other ecosystems, harming marine life and threatening human health. In response to […]
By, Katherine Pretorius Over the past decade, South Africa has witnessed a significant rise in the number of people wishing to emigrate or semi-grate. While emigration has received considerable attention, semigration remains a lesser-known trend with its unique motivations and impacts. Defining Semigration: Semigration, often called semi-emigration, involves individuals and families relocating within their home […]
By, Katherine Pretorius Happy Earth Day! Today, we come together to celebrate our planet and promote environmental consciousness. Let’s take a journey through Earth Day’s history, significance, and future outlook, along with some fantastic ideas to make this day special. A Brief History Earth Day traces its roots back to the United States, where it […]
By, Katherine Pretorius Hustle culture often dominates our lives, leaving us feeling overwhelmed and stressed. The Slow Living movement has become a refreshing antidote. It’s not just about slowing down for the sake of it; it’s a conscious choice to live a more balanced and meaningful life. At its core, Slow Living encourages people to […]
By, Katherine Pretorius In a world driven by fast fashion, it’s time to slow down and reconsider our clothing choices. Sustainable fashion is not just a buzzword; it’s a movement towards responsible and mindful choices that benefit both the planet and our wallets. Let’s explore the top five sustainable fashion practices that are […]
By, Dr Louise de Waal A new Ministerial Task Team (MTT) report supporting the ultimate closure of the captive lion breeding industry in South Africa has just been released, detailing eight voluntary exit options for captive lion […]
By,Katherine Pretorius After years of investigation, reports, and parliamentary discussions, the government has given the green light to halt the practice of captive breeding for lions and rhinos in South Africa. Environment Minister Barbara Creecy presented a Policy Position to Cabinet, which received approval, signalling an end to the controversial captive breeding of these iconic […]
By, Katherine Pretorius Looking to make your Easter more sustainable without sacrificing the fun? We’ve got you covered with some easy tips to help you go green this holiday season while still enjoying all the festivities. Recycle Your Wrappers Did you know those shiny foil wrappers around Easter eggs are 100% recyclable? Instead of tossing […]
By, Katherine Pretorius Have you ever felt like inner peace is an elusive butterfly, fluttering just out of reach? In the whirlwind of modern life, it can seem like an impossible dream. But fear not; there are mindful practices that can guide you to that tranquil space within yourself where calmness reigns supreme. But first, […]
By, Katherine Pretorius In our world where every drop counts, have you ever considered that the food on your plate could have an impact on water conservation? It might sound surprising, but our culinary choices play a significant role in preserving one of our planet’s most precious resources. Let’s take a flavorful dive into the […]
