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Introducing Green Noise, a brand new podcast and video series by CapeNature that’s shaking up the conservation scene. Hosted by the dynamic Dan Corder, we’ll meet the trailblazers leading the charge for a greener future. From rangers to researchers, we’re giving a voice to the heroes protecting our planet.Stay tuned and let’s make some noise for a sustainable tomorrow!Visit our website www.capenature.co.za
CapeNature hosts Green Noise, a science show with 28 episodes published.
Recorded at the World Travel Market (WTM) Africa 2026, this episode of Green Noise explores the evolution of the Western Cape as a "slow travel sanctuary," focusing on immersive, eco-conscious visitor experiences. Guests
In this first instalment of a two-part Green Noise podcast series recorded live at the World Travel Market Africa in Cape Town, the topic centres around the future of nature-based tourism leading up to 2030. The conversa
Filmed against the apocalyptic, scorched backdrop of the Cederberg, this episode of Green Noise confronts a chilling reality: the "new normal" doesn’t exist. Instead, we are standing on a shifting baseline where once-in-
In this emergency edition of Green Noise, we deconstruct the devastating 2026 Cederberg fires that scorched over 50,000 hectares. The episode bridges the gap between the adrenaline of the fire line and the clinical preci
This special emergency episode of Green Noise serves as a sobering report on the massive wildfires that swept through the Cederberg mountain range between December 2025 and early 2026. Memories of the "apocalyptic" scale
This episode of Green Noise serves as a critical "emergency dispatch" from the heart of the Cederberg Wilderness, following a devastating festive season where fires scorched over 74,000 hectares of land. The discussions
This episode of Green Noise serves as a critical "emergency dispatch" from the heart of the Cederberg Wilderness, following a devastating festive season where fires scorched over 74,000 hectares of land. The discussions
The brief: Build a world-class nature destination. The catch: Build it in a place you aren't supposed to touch. This episode has the experts explain the paradox of "invisible infrastructure" where the goal is to create a
If you’ve ever wondered how a CapeNature reserve transforms into the snowy peaks of Norway or the rugged Scottish Highlands for a Hollywood blockbuster, stay tuned. This episode takes you behind the scenes of the Cape’s
The next episode in our conservation series Green Noise explores the important mission of finding a deep love for the environment in the next generation. The conversation leads from structured youth programmes - ranging
The rise of the "new conservationist" marks a shift from just knowing about nature to a mix of strong leadership, quick thinking, and business skills. This change is happening because nature reserves need to find their o
Have you ever wondered what goes into the planning and execution of hosting a successful event within a protected area? It requires a delicate balance between high-intensity recreation and environmental conservation. In
There is a deep and crucial relationship between cultural practices, community access, and the stewardship of natural environments. This episode discusses the complexities of the Western Cape Initiation Programme and the
This episode introduces "Vertical Therapy" the transformative idea that climbing and walking can fundamentally reset the urban mind. Discover how accessing CapeNature's stunning landscapes - from the craggy heights of th
How can we secure our water future by looking after nature's own infrastructure? We find out about the huge threats: massive amounts of water are being stolen by alien invasive trees up high, and further down, pollution
In the final episode of Green Noise Season 2 recorded at the picturesque Assegaaibosch Nature Reserve, host Dan Corder takes a deep dive into the world of Blue Tourism with Wilfred Chivell, CEO of Marine Dynamics and a l
Here, with the breathtaking backdrop of Assegaaibosch Nature Reserve, surrounded by lush landscapes – we're unpacking Episode 5 of Green Noise - a topic that's crucial for the Western Cape's tourism future: The phenomena
On Episode 4 of Green Noise, we're unearthing an inspiring truth: The profound power of nature to enrich our later years. Tune in as we chat about why embracing the outdoors isn't just beneficial, it's absolutely vital f
Artificial Intelligence: it's no longer a sci-fi fantasy, but a powerful force reshaping our world. This episode of Green Noise looks into AI's quiet yet profound infiltration of our lives, acknowledging both its potenti
Feel the shift in the air at CapeNature's reserves – it's the breeze of true inclusion. With passionate partners like Cape Able by their side, they're on a mission to tear down every barrier that once whispered "not for
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