Publications
The Department of Environmental Affairs, its entities and programmes produce and contribute to a variety of publications, with a view to keep the public informed and engaged on environmental issues.
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Environment Quarterly editions |
Newspaper supplements |
Booklets and brochures |
Posters and wall charts |
Newspaper adverts |
Environment Quarterly Editions
Environment Quarterly is the stakeholder publication of the Department of Environmental Affairs. The publication aims to keep stakeholders including the public, researchers and policy makers in the environment sector up to date with the programmes, events and legislation driven by the Department of Environmental Affairs.
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January - March 2019: Going Green for a Sustainable Future
• Changing to a better, greener future, ENVIRO Highlights, • Billy Bin unveiled at Good Green Deeds launch, and President launches Operation Phakisa Chemicals and Waste.» download publication (PDF) |
October - December 2018: Countries unite for conservation of migratory waterbirds |
July - September 2018: Growing the economy with our natural resources
• Medicinal plant farming: a South African green mine, •Taking action against climate change, •Environmental Career Expo in Kokstad, •Sustaining businesses in wildlife» download publication (PDF) |
July - Sept 2018: Special edition: Hamba kahle Mama Edna Molewa |
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Newspaper supplements
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Minister Creecy leads World Environment Day - Sowetan supplement (June 2019)
Learn about: What is Air Pollution?, What are the effects of air pollution?, A look at SA’s state of air quality in winter.» Sowetan» The Star |
Changing to a better greener future - Sowetan supplement (April 2019)
Learn about: New campaign intensifies fight against illegal dumping, littering; Turning trash into treasure.Sowetan: » Page 1 » Page 2 » Page 3 » Page 4 & 5 » Page 6 » Page 7 » Page 8» The Star |
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Celebrating 15 years of EPWP
Learn about: Celebrating 15 years of EPWP, Hamburg Aquaculture Project (Dusky Kob and Oysters), DEA takes the lead in job creation, The Environmental Programmes.» download publications |
South Africa is the home of the rhino: let's keep it that way!
Learn about: BLACK RHINO Africa’s smallest species of rhino, also known as the hook lipped rhino, WHITE RHINO Africa’s largest species of rhino.» download publications |
Minister drives Thuma Mina call for a cleaner SA
Learn about: Molewa urges South Africans to heed President ’s call in environment sector, Thuma Mina – Green Goods Deeds.» download publications |
Green Scorpions Protecting South Africa’s future
Learn about: EMI or Green Scorpions, as they are known to public, are government officials from national, provincial and local government, including parks authorities.» download publications |
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Newspaper Adverts
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World Wetlands Day - Isolezwe |
World Wetlands Day - Cape Argus |
World Wetlands Day - Sowetan |
Operation Phakisa - Drum and You magazine |
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Booklets and brochures
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It's time to GO GREEN in school
Learn about: • What is recycling?; Our recycling pledge; how the 4 Rs can help us to find better ways to manage our litter.» download publication |
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Reduce. Re-Use. Recycle. Recover |
Become an Enviro Hero - Saving the Planet is in Your Hands |
Working together for a Cleaner South Africa Reduce. Re-Use. Recovery |
South African Water Quality Guidelines for Coastal Marine Waters – Volume 1: Natural Environment and Mariculture Use |
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Posters and wall charts
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What is recycling? |
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Reduce. Re-Use. Recycle. Recover |
Caring for our environment |
Clean up! Pick it up! |
Pack a waste-free lunch |
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Producing energy from plant matter |
Protect our environment |
Waste Picking - Make money from recycling |
What is littering? |
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