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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October - December 2017: Climate Change Action Now! |
July - September 2017: Celebrating Women in Environment |
April - June 2017: Connecting People with Nature |
January - March 2017: Environmental Rights are Human Rights |
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October - December 2016: Unlocking the economic potential of South Africa’s Oceans |
October - December 2016 CITES COP 17 Special edition
• The fight against rhino poaching and illegal trade in rhino horn, • Important outcomes of CITES COP 17, • CITES CoP 17 in pictures, • Discussions on enforcement take centre stage at CITES COP17>> download publication (PDF) |
July - September 2016: Turning waste into wealth |
April - June 2016: Zero Tolerance for Illegal Wildlife Trade
• Celebrating Environment Month, • Cabinet approves DG and COO appointments, • Operation Phakisa: Moving SA's Economy forward>> download publication (PDF) |
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Newspaper supplements
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Green Scorpions Protecting South Africa’s future
EMI or Green Scorpions, as they are known to public, are government officials from national, provincial and local government, including parks authorities, who are responsible for compliance and enforcement activities with environmental legislation.» download publications |
June is Environment Month |
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Operation Phakisa: moving South Africa’s Oceans Economy forward
Learn about: •Environmental Affairs leading the first implementation of Operation Phakisa, •Operation Phakisa boosting job creation
Newspaper supplement
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2015 Sowetan Insert: EnviroNews: R1.1-billion Green Fund jump-starts innovation, jobs and investment
Learn about: •R1.1-billion Green Fund jump-starts innovation, jobs and investment • Happy Housing for Enkanini• Global partnership coaches SA officials on green jobs & skills • 189 340 trees for eThekwini
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2014 Sowetan Insert: EnviroNews: President Zuma applauds EPWP’s skills transfer
Learn about: •The phase three of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) in Keiskammahoek (Eastern Cape), •Moving South Africa forward through Environmental Programmes
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2014 Sowetan Insert: EnviroNews: World Environment Day - Raise your voice not the sea level
Learn about: •What are Small Islands Developing States? • Why should South Africa care about the challenges faced by SIDS? • Marine Protection • World Day to Combat Desertification • Annual competition of the Greenest Municipalities • Entities within the Department
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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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Biodiversity Economy - Game Meat |
20 Years of Environment Impact Assessment in South Africa |
What you should know
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Let there still be a story to tell… |
What is biodiversity? Come with us on a journey |
EMI - Undertaking Environmental Compliance and Enforcement |
Air quality is life |
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Posters and wall charts
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The Wildlife Economy - There's wealth in wildlife |
Bioprospecting Economy - Living treasures |
The Biodiversity Economy - building business from biodiversity |
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Working for Wetlands |
Working for Land |
Working for the Coast |
Working for Ecosystem |
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July - September 2017: Celebrating Women in Environment |