Gravel Burn set to blaze a trail through the heart of the Karoo
The event is a reminder that the Karoo’s gravel roads can also host world-class adventure sport.
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Saving the small things: why insects and grasses matter more than we think
Wildlife joins wool in the Karoo’s evolving farm model
SALT telescope sheds new light on a star’s mysterious behaviour
How Karoo towns are courting tourism without losing their soul
Young families are finding their way back to the Karoo
Karoo communities brace for possible El Niño return in 2026
Karoo Lifestyle
Young families are finding their way back to the Karoo
What remains clear is that the Karoo is no longer viewed solely as somewhere people leave.
The veld food revival
The Karoo accent is changing and here's why
True wellness starts beyond diets and dumbbells
Why you should take your December holiday to the Karoo
Roots of the Karoo house
The best peach recipes and preserves
Culture & Heritage
Exploring Graaff-Reinet’s illicit brandy and the taste of survival
Withond shows how communities in the Karoo responded to scarcity with ingenuity, using what land and knowledge allowed.
The veld food revival
The Karoo accent is changing and here's why
A Karoo story wins on the world stage
The story of sheep farming in the Karoo
The railway lines that built (and broke) Karoo towns
Early transport routes through the Karoo
Farming & Environment
Saving the small things: why insects and grasses matter more than we think
Conservation does not always start with headline grabbing species or sweeping policies. Often it begins by simply brushing aside the gravel to find the life below.
Wildlife joins wool in the Karoo’s evolving farm model
Karoo communities brace for possible El Niño return in 2026
Karoo seed onions surge in global markets as drought strategy pays off
What the springbok migrations taught the Karoo
The story of sheep farming in the Karoo
