iSimangaliso - supporting women
Sisters are doing it for themselves! Opportunities for women working within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park are enormous and growing each year – whether employed directly by...
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Sisters are doing it for themselves! Opportunities for women working within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park are enormous and growing each year – whether employed directly by...
As the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority continues its process of growth, transformation and capacity building with personnel from areas adjacent to the World Heritage Site, the...
While many people know the iSimangaliso Wetland Park as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its natural attributes – ecosystems, biodiversity and superlative natural beauty –...
As winter deepens, rainfall eases off and the grass turns yellow and dry, conservation managers turn their attention to an integral element for the management of...
Many people do not know the origin of the name ‘iSimangaliso’. It is derived from a Zulu proverb – Ubone isimanga esabonwa uJeqe kwelama Thonga (If...
As part of its socio-economic development initiatives, the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority is currently running a training workshop for budding artists hailing from areas surrounding the...
In a massive step forward for the benefit of South Africa’s marine resources, and in particular the iSimangaliso Wetland Park World Heritage Site, the Minister of...
iSimangaliso recently held an introductory picnic for first year bursary students in Durban. First row, left to right: Luyanda Khanyile from Mhlekani in Mkhuze studying B...
The iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority has recently restructured and expanded its staff complement, introducing fresh new faces and ideas to take the organization into the next...
The uMkhuze section of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park World Heritage Site is 107 years old, during which time it has been through repeated cycles of drought...
The False Bay section of iSimangaliso is possibly the most underrated area in the Park. Few realize just how special this area, comprising mostly of rare...
They made it happen! Top left to right: Matshepo Khumalo, Jesse Poole, Mondli Mtshali, Amanda Van Jaarsveld, Jacques Van Jaarsveld, Samson Moyo, Grant Brokensha, Gustav Mummbrauer,...