Posts by Michelle
Buy the right firewood and other ways to save indigenous plants
Aliens are killing our plants. What can you do to help?
Bites and stings – When to panic about snakes
How do you distinguish a poisonous snake, scorpion or spider from one that is harmless? Below is a quick guide to the good, the bad and the ugly.
GREEN Economy – can you make a difference?
World Environment Day is on 5 June 2012 and the theme for 2012 is a Green Economy. How does this affect your life?
Bites and stings – When to panic about scorpions
How do you distinguish a poisonous snake, scorpion or spider from one that is harmless? Below is a quick guide to the good, the bad and the ugly.
Bites and stings – When to panic about spiders
How do you distinguish a poisonous snake, scorpion or spider from one that is harmless? Below is a quick guide to the good, the bad and the ugly.
Roughing it in the Cederberg
Love sleeping out in the open … Just you and the bush? You decide where to set up camp in this untouched wilderness.
The ReCYCLE Tour
The Cape Argus, which attracts 35 000 cyclists a year, is so eco-friendly that the area is left cleaner and greener than it was before the race.
More O2 in Camdeboo
Campsite bookings for Camdeboo National Park open on 1 March 2012. By donating trees online, like Wild Card blogger Michelle Ainslie, you can help make this part of the Karoo super green.
How to reduce your water footprint
The worldwide freshwater crisis goes way beyond how much water you use in the shower. The average person uses about 6 000 litres of water per day just to maintain their lifestyle.
How GREEN will your 2012 be?
Are you an eco-warrior or a slacker? As the New Year starts it is a good time to do your part to help save our planet, writes Michelle Ainslie.
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