Witsands – Gouritzmond
byTrekking for Trash’s Mike & Cam brave a swim crossing the Breede River and tie up the 2012 part of their journey around SA.
NEWS
Fairtrade Week 2013: Realising Africa’s Potential
byFAIRTRADE WEEK 2013 will be celebrated from 25 February to 3 March; the campaign calls on everyone to recognise the immense potential Africa has to be more equal and sustainable through Fairtrade.
Cape Agulhas – Infanta
byCAN DO! Trekking for Trashers, Mike and Cam endure some hard times, physically and emotionally on this beautiful but challenging stretch of our coastline.
Hermanus – Cape Agulhas
byCAN DO! Trekking for Trash ventures from Hermanus to Cape Agulhas, encountering matric ragers, sharks, seals and whales along the way!
Strandfontein – Hermanus
byThe Trekking for Trash team battles wind, rain, waves and getting arrested on their journey from Strandfontein to Hermanus in the Western Cape.
Chapmans Peak, Hout Bay – Muizenberg
byCAN DO! Trekking for Trash duo, Mike & Cam take us on their walk from Chapman’s Peak to Muizenberg.
Teatime Trends: Fairtrade and Organic Rooibos Tea
byFairtrade and organic rooibos tea now available in South Africa. TopQualiTea has launched a range of twelve flavoured rooibos teas that are both organic and Fairtrade certified.
Green Jobs on the Rise
byEco-friendly jobs have been in the spotlight in recent years, but now research shows they’re on the increase. The focus of eco companies is to have a positive influence on both the environment and community.
Valpré Spring Water: Sustainability Highlights for 2011/2012
byThe past year has seen The Coca-Cola South Africa’s, Valpré Spring Water go from strength to strength in terms of empowerment, sustainability and quality. Here are a few highlights from 2011 – 2012.
Earth Observation Satellite Benefits Society
byThe science of earth observation (EO) is gaining ground in South Africa. It gives us a new perspective on our planet, helps us understand our environment, and uses satellite information to anticipate climate variations such as drought or floods.