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What are Mosquito fish?
Gambusia affinis commonly known as Mosquito fish is a type of fish species that originates from the eastern and southern United States river systems. In the early 1900s...
WWF-SA & NVT… an interns’ perspective
The Environmental Leaders Programme is an initiative from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-SA) to support the development of young graduates, like myself, in the environmental sector. There is...
World Wetlands Day 2014
The 2nd of February each year celebrates World Wetlands Day; NVT shares this celebration by raising public awareness about the values and benefits of wetlands on our twitter page. We’ve also...
The Nature’s Valley Trust team is complete!
The three Groen Sebenza interns arrived to start work at the Nature’s Valley Trust on the 3 June 2013. They will be based with us at the Nature’s Valley Trust for the next two and a half...
Introducing new staff at the Nature’s Valley Trust!
During April 2013, we were excited to welcome three new staff and one long term volunteer on the Nature’s Valley Trust team! The purpose of this blog is to introduce them all to you, and to let...
Launch of the Tsitsikamma Fynbos Research Program
For the next 5 years, the Nature’s Valley Trust, in collaboration with SANPARKs, will be doing fynbos research in and around the Tsitsikamma section of the Garden Route National Park and...
First of our 2013 Interns have arrived!
We have several interns working for us this year, and the first three arrived on the 2nd April. We welcome Mulatedzi, Matome and Babalwa to our growing team. Matome and Mulatedzi will be working...
Kurland Clean-up Day
As part of the International Coastal Clean-up week, an initiative driven by Plastics SA, the Nature’s Valley Trust held their annual Kurland Clean-up day on Friday 21 September. The turn-out is...