GeaSphere

30/05/2026

Thanks to WESSA for inviting us to deliver this talk!


From global limits to local restoration: lessons from ReWild Mpumalanga

20/05/2026

These are some of the survivors 

19/05/2026

Planetary boundaries: biodiversity loss 

15/05/2026

15/05/2026

100 years of People Caring for the Earth. 🐆🦓🌍🐘🦏

WESSA celebrates its 100th year with a talk at the SANBI Lowveld National Botanical Gardens on Friday 29 May, at 18:00.
Link to the online live stream in the comments.

🌍GeaSphere's very own Philip Owen, will do an inspirational talk about practical natural landscape restoration in the context of the 9 planetary boundaries.

Learn more at https://www.wessa.org.za/history-of-wessa/
https://www.geasphere.org/
https://www.stockholmresilience.org/research/planetary-boundaries.html

28/04/2026

The cutest little furry bum duo you will see today. Cane rats on an outing.
A large rodent, the can have a body length of 35–60 centimetres, and attain weights of around 3-6kg. They live in marshy areas, along rivers and lakes, feeding on aquatic grasses.

28/04/2026

Cautiously approaching the hadedas:
Are you friend or foe?
wonders the bushbuck doe...

28/04/2026

A spikey affair!

19/04/2026

The teeny tiny Red forest duiker. A mere 42cm at the shoulders, they dwell in the forests along the Mpumalanga escarpment.
As browsers they eat mainly leaves, shoots, seeds, fruit, buds and bark. They supplement their diet with meat by occasionally eating insects and carrion, or catching rodents or small birds.