Decades of Decline
The WWF’s Living Planet Report 2020 reports on the Living Planet Index (LPI) over the period from 1970 to 2016. The LPI tracks 4,392 vertebrate species, and showed an average decline in population size over the period of 68%.
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The scourge of corruption ripping the country apart has spurred civil society organisations and individuals to reach out to like-minded people in the country and abroad to add their voice in demanding tangible action from authorities.
Roger Latchman, the Chairman of the Latchman Foundation says the Foundation is mobilising a coalition of global icons in the fight against corruption to bring their expertise and knowledge to deal with corruption in South Africa 🇿🇦
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The scourge of corruption ripping the country apart has spurred civil society organisations and individuals to reach out to like-minded people in the country and abroad to add their voice in demanding tangible action from authorities. Roger Latchman, the Chairman of the Latchman Foundation says the....A park the size of Iceland 🇿🇦
The Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park will join the Kruger National Park to parks in Mozambique and Zimbabwe. It will be a conservation area of almost 100 000 km², supporting 5 different types of vegetation, 147 mammals, 116 reptiles, 49 fish species, 34 frog species, and over 500 species of bird. This area will be larger than nearly 90 countries on the globe.
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