Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) in partnership with its long-standing conservation partner, Owl Rescue Centre, has launched Project Otter, a conservation initiative aimed at protecting, rehabilitating and releasing rescued otters in South Africa. For almost two decades, the Owl Rescue Centre has successfully rescued, rehabilitated and released thousands of wild animals, making it a leading wildlife rehabilitation organisation in the country. Toyota has supported the centre’

Brahman Hills has once again been honoured with the Renewable Efficiency & Green Initiatives Award at the KZN Top Business Awards, marking its second consecutive win in the category. The recognition reflects the work already taking place across the property, where Brahman Hills invests in renewable energy, manages water responsibly, reduces waste and protects biodiversity. Sustainability is woven into the daily rhythm of how the property operates, grows and welcomes its guest

Wildfires (veld fires) start quietly, igniting dry grass, overgrown vegetation or accumulated debris. While landowners know that the best firefighting tool is good preparation to reduce impact, nature still plays a powerful role. Lightning strikes can start them, while strong winds can drive their spread and increase the level of damage left behind. Whether it’s a farm, reserve, agricultural holding or smallholding, the decisions made in the hours, days and weeks after a wild

MetroFibre has renewed its longstanding sponsorship of the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT), funding critical work to protect South Africa’s cheetahs. The support goes towards managing safe cheetah relocations between reserves, keeping the endangered species genetically healthy and helping populations to thrive in secure environments. The species is fragile and fewer than 6500 remain in the wild today. In South Africa, most cheetahs live in fenced game reserves and cannot move