eNews #01 2024 NRF-SAEON in the media Issue 01 2024 What is the cause of the decline of African riparian forests? Satellite tagging whales to

eNews #01 2024 Insights gained from my first international conference as a geohydrologist By Mkholo Maseko, Junior Groundwater Hydrologist, Grasslands-Forests-Wetlands Node Issue 01 2024 What

eNews #01 2024 What is the cause of the decline of African riparian forests? By Tony Swemmer, Manager: Ndlovu Node, NRF-SAEON Issue 01 2024 What

SAEON eNews #01 2024 Link to: Long-term observations enhance knowledge impact as SAEON extends historic measurements Link to: Long-term observations enhance knowledge impact as SAEON

eNews #05 2023 SAEON showcases freely available weather data to farmers at Bergville Agricultural Expo By Corrina Naidoo, Intern, EFTEON Northern Drakensberg Issue 05 2023

eNews #05 2023 Long-term observations enhance knowledge impact as SAEON extends historic measurements By Susan Janse Van Rensburg and Michelle Warburton, Grasslands-Forests-Wetlands Node Issue 05

eNews #04 2023 NRF-SAEON in the media contents Have your tea and bury it: quantifying decomposition rates using the international Tea Bag Index Using nanotechnology

eNews #04 2023 Celebrating 21 years of world-class environmental research platforms for a sustainable society By Rabia Mathakutha, Research Coordinator: South African Polar Research Infrastructure*

eNews #04 2023 Have your tea and bury it: quantifying decomposition rates using the international Tea Bag Index By Dr Helga van Coller, PDP Research

SAEON eNews #04 2023 Link to: Annual demersal survey: Exciting new discoveries and other benefits Link to: Annual demersal survey: Exciting new discoveries and other

eNews #03 2023 Meet the new members of the GSN steering committee By Buster Mogonong, External Communication Liaison, Graduate Student Network Issue 03 2023 contents

eNews #02 2023 NRF-SAEON in the media Issue 02 2023 contents Fair game with fairy circles Fostering coordination of Earth observations for maximum impact Landscape

eNews #02 2023 Unlocking the vast potential of grasslands to mitigate climate change* By Dr Paul Gordijn, Field Technician, Grasslands Node, NRF-SAEON Issue 02 2023

eNews #02 2023 NRF-SAEON gears up to celebrate 21 remarkable years By Staff Writer Issue 02 2023 contents Fair game with fairy circles Fostering coordination

eNews #02 2023 Landscape scientist brings crucial experience and skills to EFTEON Issue 02 2023 contents Fair game with fairy circles Fostering coordination of Earth

SAEON eNews #02 2023 Link to: Fair game with fairy circles Link to: Fair game with fairy circles Fair game with fairy circles A new

eNews #01 2023 World Wetlands Day 2023: Ensuring science impact through science engagement By Sue Van Rensburg, Gugulethu Tshabalala, Charlene Russell, Abri de Buys &

eNews #03 2022 SAEON in the media contents New field identification guide aids research through showcasing Limpopo’s botanical riches A growing network of African woodlands

The coordinator of SAEON’s Grasslands-Forests-Wetlands Node, Susan Janse van Rensburg, is cited in an article titled Mountains play a vital role in water provision; we need to focus on them, published in The Witness of July 13.

SAEON’s new MD had the pleasure of visiting the Cathedral Peak site of the Grasslands Node where she saw different observations that can be used as input to the development and running of hydrological, land surface and atmospheric models.

eNews #02 2022 NRF-SAEON celebrates World Wetlands Day with the Mabasa community in northern Maputaland By Nokwanda Gule, Intern, SAEON Grasslands-Forests-Wetlands Node The National Research

eNews #02 2022 Inaugural SAMC conference signals the beginning of a new mountain socio-ecological perspective By Sue Janse Van Rensburg, Coordinator, SAEON Grasslands-Forests-Wetlands Node Mountains

eNews #01 2022 Celebrating our wonderful wetlands By Caitlin Ransom, SAEON Science Engagement and Communications Officer Issue 01 2022 contents New study investigates fog water

SAEON’s new MD had the pleasure of visiting the Cathedral Peak site of the Grasslands Node where she saw different observations that can be used as input to the development and running of hydrological, land surface and atmospheric models.

eNews #06 2020 DSI-NRF intern finds new locality for rare orchid in South Africa By Susan J van Rensburg, Coordinator, SAEON Grasslands-Wetlands-Forest Node contents Crucial

eNews #05 2020 Grasslands-Wetlands-Forests Node Lake Sibaya and the beginning of the Iron Age in KwaZulu-Natal, an article co-authored by Sue Janse van Rensburg, coordinator

eNews #05 2020 What is the potential of native vegetation for the development of agroforestry systems on the Maputaland Coastal Plain? * By Allister Starke,

eNews #03 2020 A vision taking shape – citizen science in Umhlabuyalingana By Siphiwe Mfeka, Technical Assistant, SAEON Grasslands-Wetlands-Forests Node Issue #03 2020 contents South

eNews #03 2020 Linking the theory of hydrological modelling to the real world By Dr Michele Toucher, SAEON Grasslands-Wetlands-Forests Node Issue #03 2020 contents South

A professional development programme (PDP) grant funded by the National Research Foundation (NRF) is enabling me to undertake my PhD in Hydrology through the University of KwaZulu-Natal.