Welcome to Green Noise, a new video and podcast series by CapeNature - where nature’s stories come to life.

The first season is hosted by radio and TV personality Dan Corder at one of CapeNature’s World Heritage Site’s in the Cape Floristic Kingdom, Kogelberg Nature Reserve. Green Noise is about making bold statements and giving nature, conservation and sustainability a voice. And we’re turning up the volume.

Immerse yourself in our wonderful world of nature, as we speak to the heroic women and men at the forefront of conservation in the Western Cape.

We discuss incredible discoveries and deep-rooted stories of sustainability, resourcefulness and sacrifice - explore wellness and how natural spaces help build community.

Green Noise is the green voice of reason, and we'll hear from environmental experts, conservationists and local government leaders about their plans for building a sustainable future.

Plug into the conversation about conservation.

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Join us for the inaugural episode of Green Noise, a podcast series that brings you closer to the heart of CapeNature's mission. In this episode, we dive into the world of eco-tourism and community engagement, exploring how these two vital elements can work together to create a more sustainable future.

Set at the Kogelberg Nature Reserve, Dan Corder (radio personality and podcast host), Edith Henn (Stakeholder and Access Manager at CapeNature) and Jacques Stoltz (Director of Tourism at the Western Cape Department of Economic Development and Tourism) engage in thought-provoking discussions about the importance of fostering strong relationships between communities, visitors, and the natural environment.

Discover how CapeNature is leading the way in sustainable tourism and making a positive impact on the Western Cape.

Tune in to Green Noise and be inspired to join the movement for a greener, more sustainable world.

Our actions on land have a profound impact on the health of our oceans. From plastic pollution to toxic runoff, the consequences are far-reaching and devastating.

One million marine animals are dying from plastic pollution every year and the ocean is suffocating under a mountain of plastic waste, with 51 trillion microplastic particles polluting our seas.

In the second episode of CapeNature’s podcast series Green Noise, host Dan Corder dives deep into conversation with Captain Fanplastic, Yanga Gceya (Partnership Manager) and Shark Spotters Taryn van Neel (Education Manager) to discuss the urgent need to address this crisis.

Stay tuned and let's make some noise for a sustainable tomorrow!