Do you know the difference between a hill and a mountain? Landforms that are 600m high or higher are classified as mountains. Mountains are home to 15% of the world’s population and cover 22% of the surface of the earth.

Meet five interesting forest species found in the Western Cape. 

Plants are part of our daily lives. For some tips on how to pamper your plants at home, have a look at this infographic!

Learn all about plants’ important role in nutrition.

World Wildlife Day is celebrated on 3 March every year to raise awareness around the world’s wild animals and plants.

This beautifully illustrated infographic shows how important our fisheries are to our well-being. 

Mountains add value to tourism. Find out how with this educational infographic on mountains and tourism.

Planet Earth is made of rocks. This workshop aimed at teachers focuses on important topics such as biodiversity and soil conservation. 

Learn about illegal biodiversity activities that threaten our indigenous wild animals and plants and what can be done to prevent these crimes.

Teachers workshop: Natural Science and Technology for Grade 5 on planet Earth and beyond, systems and control (the surface of the Earth)
* Rocks
* Soil types

This lesson plan will help you run a programme on the incredible flora of the Western Cape with communities or young people.

Learn all about food chains and ecosystems. There are one-hour and three-hour lesson options available.