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Kruger National Park to source a quarter of its electricity from renewables via the grid

A deal announced at Skukuza on 7 October matches the park’s roughly 29 million kWh annual demand with off-site wind and solar, with no new power plant inside the reserve.

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How a women-led team is bringing Darwin’s rheas back to Chilean Patagonia

Fewer than 20 of the flightless birds were left in the park’s valley when breeding began in 2014. This year’s releases drew residents who travelled 211 miles to watch.

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Himalayas are losing the ice that climbers and villages depended on

Guides now find meltwater at Everest’s Camp 2, and a glacier collapse near Langtang Lirung this August killed at least 165 people in Nepal and Tibet.

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Cape Town’s Helderhoop plant is the first metro-built solar and storage station in South Africa

The R220 million Atlantis plant is still in commissioning, a year after the first power was due, and the City has a 70MW follow-up planned.

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