SA’s award-winning thicket project on track to create 100,000 jobs and revive 800,000 hectares

Africa’s longest-running grassland research project offers up a wealth of knowledge

Decades of experimentation revealed slow ecological processes and long-term interactions that have international scientific value.

Traditional healers need hunters to make safe, sustainable muti

Part Two: Dodgy Nguni cattle deals uncovered at Fort Hare

A forensic investigation of a research farm found cattle sold for below market prices

Fort Hare’s cattle projects were supposed to help Eastern Cape farmers. Instead they are a lesson in bad governance

Forensic reports uncover arithmetical errors, unaccounted-for assets and absent oversight, probably resulting in the loss of tens of millions of rands for the university

How a group of landowners brought the Agulhas Plain back to life

The Nuwejaars Wetlands Special Management Area was established in 2008

In photos: How fishers live on the Olifants River

The Ebenhaeser community hope to be at the centre of South African mullet fishing

Ecological disaster in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley

The collapse of a precious palmiet peatland exposes failures and tensions in the management of our water resources

Land Reform budget backs agri growth and rural development

R43m dairy farm collapse leaves Mantusini community struggling

As the country commemorates 70-years of the Freedom Charter, Eyewitness News travelled to Port St Johns to see what has been described as a failed land reform project.