July 2011 saw Coca-Cola company Valpré open doors to one of the greenest manufacturing plants to ever hit South African soil. Located near a high quality water source southeast of Johannesburg in a town called Heidelberg.
The Trekking for Trash team battle out the sand and snakes from Langebaan to Chapmans Peak, Hout Bay. See what transpires from day 29 – 41.
Trekking for Trash duo, Cam and Mike battle out the wind to endure day 23 – 28 Elands Bay to Langebaan.
Follow Mike and Cam from the Can Do! Trekking for Trash team on their journey, day 18 – 22 – Olifants River to Elands Bay.
South Africa shares a story with the mysterious creatures of the blue ocean, especially when it comes to sharks. Sharks and the South African coastline are notorious and spoken about all over the globe. Another human to shark relationship is being spoken about worldwide. It is a story with less hope and more tragedy.
Lexmark South Africa’s ink cartridge recycling initiative for babies (Crib) is putting empty printer cartridges to good use by protecting the environment and helping children in need.
Yay Part 3 is finally here from our intrepid Can Do! Trekking for Trash adventurers. I’m so proud of these guys, if you haven’t already, check out their progress.
The environmental friendliness of packaging is a big topic at the moment. We as consumers are becoming more conscious of packaging’s impact and how it can be the cause of irreparable damage to the environment, such as congesting the oceans or taking thousands of years to decompose.
We know you’ve been waiting for it, so here it is, part 2 of 3 from the Can Do! Trekking for Trash team, Camilla and Michael. We’ve dubbed it Cobras and Caves, enjoy!
The Can Do! Trekking for Trash team have finally had access to the web and we are delighted to bring you an update. This is the first blog of three so keep an eye out next week for part 2 and 3!