The 2023 Rugby World Cup might be bringing the nation together, but with 2.5 million tickets sold, it also has a responsibility to find ways to reduce its biodiversity and climate impact.
by Julia Evans, Daily Maverick October 20, 2023 ‘Anyone who has taken a run in a forest or sailed on a lake knows how closely sports are connected to nature,” said Stewart Maginnis, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature deputy director-general. “At the same time, sports also impact nature in various ways.” It might not seem like it, but sports organisations have a responsibility to take part in the fight against climate change.
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