September 2008

SAEON extends period of financial support to Jonkershoek

 

Long-term hydrological monitoring at Jonkershoek aids climate change studies

 

Call for volunteers …

The SAEON Ndlovu Node needs volunteers to assist in a survey of birds in South Africa’s savanna regions.

SAEON expands its international presence

 

Exploring the last frontiers: Reef pinnacles on the Agulhas Bank

 

How does climate change affect our oceans?

 

Collecting intelligence

 

Impact of new technologies on marine information systems

 

Exploring Earth’s environmental systems at the GLOBE Conference

 

An impossibility is an opportunity

 

SAEON runs role-modeling workshop to attract learners into science

 

“Our changing seas” – SAMSS 2008

 

SANParks and the active use of the concept of complexity

 

Climate change could crush Western Cape crops

 

Climate change research initiative launched

 

Crocodile deaths in Kruger Park remain a mystery

 

One third of reef-building corals face extinction

 

SAEON in the Media

 

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