GeaSphere

19/06/2026

Peekaboo! Who is seeing who?

19/06/2026

The secretive, nocturnal Caracal, or Rooikat. Notoriously difficult to observe. How lucky are we? They can leap more than 3 meters high to catch birds in midair.

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...