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You are here: Home / News / Algoa Bay News: 1 Million species extinct in next decade

Algoa Bay News: 1 Million species extinct in next decade

7 December 2022 By Alan

  • PICS: Oil pellets wash up on Mossel Bay beaches, forcing closures – The Citizen

    The Citizen
    … Route municipality disaster head Gerhard Otto to be heavy furnace oil. ALSO READ: Authorities on high alert after oil spill in Algoa Bay …
  • ENGINE: Europe & Africa Bunker Fuel Availability Outlook

    Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
    Bunker operations resumed in Algoa Bay on Wednesday after being suspended for a day due to strong winds and waves, Rennies Ships Agency says.
  • High court reserves judgment in Shell seismic tests appeal – HeraldLIVE

    HeraldLIVE
    Wildlife and Environment Society of SA Algoa Bay branch chair Gary Koekemoer said on Monday after proceedings adjourned that proper consultation …
  • How SA is using spatial data technology for coastal and oceans monitoring

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    Another development is the building of ocean models around the Algoa Bay and Cape Peninsula areas, in collaboration with the South African …
  • 1 Million species extinct in next decade | News24

    News24
    … many other species at risk, Andrew Stewart an OLLIMove director, part of Algoa Bay Ocean Stewards and Chairman of Discover Mandela Bay (DMB), …
  • ENGINE: Europe & Africa Bunker Fuel Availability Outlook

    Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
    Bunker operations are running normally in Algoa Bay. But strong winds are forecast to hit the region on Thursday, which could cause delays. 17 vessels …
  • New Nests Help African Penguins Beat the Heat – Hakai Magazine

    Hakai Magazine
    Algoa Bay, South Africa, is home to nearly half of the world’s remaining African penguins, whose numbers have fallen as much as 98 percent since …
  • Strengthen penguin colony fishing closures, Bay scientist urges – HeraldLIVE

    HeraldLIVE
    IN HARM’S WAY: In Algoa Bay, the African penguin population has decreased from about 12,000 pairs in 2008, to just over 2,700 breeding pairs in …

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4 March Shipwreck List

1844: Mary, this wooden sailing schooner wrecked in Gqeberha/Port Elizabeth in Algoa Bay in the Eastern Cape after its cables parted in a south-easterly gale. It was driven onto the jetty, so the crew managed to simply jump off without a loss of … [Read More...] about 4 March Shipwreck List

27 February Shipwreck List

1848: Lady Leith, this wooden sailing brig wrecked in a south-easterly gale at Cape Recife in the Eastern Cape after having struck Thunderbolt reef. 1854: Katherine Gwladys, this wooden sailing schooner wrecked on Bird Island in Algoa Bay in the … [Read More...] about 27 February Shipwreck List

3 March Shipwreck List

1854: Mary Jenkins, this coaster foundered near the Mtata River in the Eastern Cape with the loss of all that were on board. 1882: Queen of Ceylon, this wooden sailing barque wrecked on Back Beach in Durban in KwaZulu-Natal. Its cables parted in a … [Read More...] about 3 March Shipwreck List

2 March Shipwreck List

1842: Legionier, this wooden sailing vessel wrecked after its cables parted in a south-easterly gale at the Baakens River Mouth in Gqeberha/Port Elizabeth in Algoa Bay in the Eastern Cape. 1852: Juno, this Dutch sailing barque wrecked in dense … [Read More...] about 2 March Shipwreck List

1 March Shipwreck List

1848: Chanticleer, this South African iron schooner struck a rock on the east bank of the Kowie River in Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape and foundered. 1956 (possibly 1959): Rondebosch, this motor-powered fishing boat wrecked at night on the … [Read More...] about 1 March Shipwreck List

28 February Shipwreck List

1892: Alcestis, this British steel steam-powered ship foundered after striking a sunken wreck about 2.5km off Cape Agulhas/L'Agulhas in the Western Cape. The SS Guernsey picked the crew and the Customs Department labelled it a massive danger to … [Read More...] about 28 February Shipwreck List

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