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Quest Volume 18 Number 2 2022
Year of Publication : 2022-06
Language : en
Keywords : Air pollutionBirdingBirdersCitizen scienceBasic sciencesSustainable development goalsInternational Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable DevelopmentIYBSSD2022StorytellingDung beetlesCrittersWater legislationWater servicesService deliverySouth African local governmentSouth African provincial governmentSouth African national governmentGenome sequencingWheat geneticsFood securityScience communicatorsClimate change resilienceEducation goalsNational Development PlanSpace travelHuman immune systemSnowfallSaharaEnvironmental health campaignersTeacup artworkEnvironmental issuesSucculent poachingSubject choicesCareer development
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Abstract (English) : Getting the basics right: What are basic sciences and what do they mean for South Africa’s sustainability goals? - The science of stories, and the stories of science: ”Let me tell you a story...” - Bird is the word: The power of birding, birders and citizen science - Dung beetle guts!: A look at the critters that live inside other critters - Water services, South African law and your health: The role of science in legislation and service delivery - South African local, provincial and national government: A shared responsibility for adequate service delivery - Pushing the boundaries of SA wheat genetics: Genome sequencing for enhanced food security - The journey of a young science communicator: Building climate change resilience with the people, for the people - Air pollution in South
Africa: Why are the WHO air quality guidelines important? - The “How to get ahead during and after school” series: Part 1 - South Africa: Are we making any progress?: Looking at our education goals and the National Development Plan - Space travel and the human
immune system - Snowfall in the Sahara - What does it mean to be an environmental health campaigner? - Teacup artwork highlights
environmental issues - Working to alleviate succulent poaching - Book Reviews: Africa’s digital future: From theory to action - Vision never dies - Call for articles - Subscription.
Description : Please cite as: Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) (2022) Quest: Science for South Africa, 18(2). Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/241
Contributor ORCIDs : Wernecke, Bianca 
; Wright, Caradee Y ; Soodyall, Himla ; Smith, Ina ; Joubert, Marina ; De Beer, Johann ; Du Plessis, Kara ; Sole, Catherine ; Steyn, Nicolene ; Moyo, Chantelle ; Ngcobo, Nonhlanhla ; Diedericks, Meeschka ; Dube, Felix ; Du Plessis, Anel ; Botes, Maricélle ; Derman, Shannon ; Wernecke, Bianca ; Wright, Caradee Y ; Majake, Tsepo ; Knight, Jasper
; Wright, Caradee Y ; Soodyall, Himla ; Smith, Ina ; Joubert, Marina ; De Beer, Johann ; Du Plessis, Kara ; Sole, Catherine ; Steyn, Nicolene ; Moyo, Chantelle ; Ngcobo, Nonhlanhla ; Diedericks, Meeschka ; Dube, Felix ; Du Plessis, Anel ; Botes, Maricélle ; Derman, Shannon ; Wernecke, Bianca ; Wright, Caradee Y ; Majake, Tsepo ; Knight, Jasper Publisher : Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf)
Citation : Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) (2022) Quest: Science for South Africa, 18(2). Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/241
Sponsorship : Department of Science and Innovation; Academy of Science of South Africa
ISSN : 1729-830X
Peer Review Status : Non-Peer Reviewed
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