Dec 6, 2017 | Community Conservation |
BRK Land & Livestock Adaptation Project Report by Douglas Engelbrecht & Amanda Cloete, 14 Augustus, 2017 Goeie dag, my naam is Douglas Engelbrecht Ek woon in Leliefontein in die Kamiesberge van Namakwaland Ons gemeenskap boer...
Oct 25, 2017 | Community Conservation, Education and Awareness, Sustainable Development |
By Dr Tracey Phillips Marentia Meisenheimer is a young single mother of 4 living in Leliefontein – a remote rural farming community in Namaqualand, South Africa. In December last year she started working as a local coordinator for the SGF climate change adaptation...
Aug 25, 2017 | Community Conservation, Education and Awareness |
by Gary Simons So the season of Spring is nearly upon us. The time when all new things bloom, etc etc etc. Some of us will use it as a motivation to clean our homes, get rid of all that hoarded old junk, or simply clean in places that haven’t been for a long time....
Jul 5, 2017 | Community Conservation |
By Dr Tracey Phillips, 30 June 2017 Over the past few years terrible drought, little rain and late rains have caused havoc for farmers in the remote Kamiesberg Mountains of Namaqualand, South Africa. Monitor Douglas Engelbrecht interviewed a few farmers to find out...
Jun 2, 2017 | Community Conservation, Education and Awareness |
by Gary Simons Solutions! That’s what we need to be talking about more. That doesn’t mean we put our head in the sand about the problems facing the planet. Rather it is not to be overwhelmed, or worse, simply give up and sink into a paralyzed apathy. Frankly, if we...
Mar 29, 2017 | Biodiversity, Community Conservation |
by Gary Simons This post is being read on the Gondwana Alive site, and has been posted in our Facebook page. That got me thinking about how Social Media can help to rapidly transform the planet back to its healthy, green state. So, follow the journey of a scenario...
