Intaka Island has been selected as a translocation site for Cotula myriophylloides because its seasonal wetland closely resembles the species’ natural habitat
As we mark World Migratory Bird Day, Intaka Island invites us to reflect on how we can protect these travellers, and our impact on the habitats our feathered friends occupy.
Meet Intaka Island’s New Nature Conservation Officer, Rebecca Ntombifuthi Kabinde A new chapter in conservation is unfolding at Intaka Island with the arrival of its Nature Conservation Officer, Rebecca Ntombifuthi Kabinde. Born in Dennilton, Mpumalanga, ‘Ntombi’ brings with her a deep-rooted passion for wildlife and natural ecosystems, a...
Annually, 20 March is dedicated to appreciating frogs and raising awareness about the vital role they play in our ecosystems. There’s no better place to mark the occasion than at the beautiful wetlands of Intaka Island.
World Wetlands Day is celebrated annually to raise global awareness about the importance of wetlands. Every day at Intaka Island, we aim to highlight the vital role wetlands play in biodiversity, climate regulation, and water quality.
Intaka Island is centered around environmental education, so we believe that informed, inspired individuals are key to a more sustainable future.
With Bird Day 2026 just around the corner, Intaka Island brings you two exciting events to mark the special day.
Let’s explore what heronries are, why they matter, and how they help shape the rich biodiversity that makes Intaka Island so extraordinary.
Meet Intaka Island's new Eco-Centre Manager
Bequeathing to the Intaka Island Environmental Trust means your values for nature, conservation, and community will continue long after you’re gone.
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