Africans in solidarity with US-Canada anti tar sands campaign!
With an international network of people who care about our future, we’re learning new ways to support each other across the globe. This was evident this week when different individuals and groups in...
View ArticleLinking climate change and the impacts on birds and bird migrations in...
At Holy Trinity Church in Hillcrest, Durban, a meeting of the Environment Groups of the Anglican Church included a one hour presentation on Birds and Climate Change given by Dr Mark Brown, an...
View ArticleConnecting the dots at Virginia Preparatory School, South Africa
Here the Grade 4 pupils at Virginia Preparatory School in Durban, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa have made a water droplet to raise awareness of the importance of saving water. Here the Grade 7 pupils at...
View ArticleSchool children in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa show their compassion in...
The learners at the Eshowe EduPlant cluster workshop display posters illustrating the need to make people aware of the environmental crisis and encourage them to become involved. Photographer Bharathi...
View ArticleEco Parish connects the dots at their monthly meeting in South Africa
St John the Baptist Anglican Parish of Pinetown, Durban, South Africa hold dots created by an enthusiastic 7 year old grand-daughter of one of the lady’s, who helped the “Eco Parish” from SAFCEI...
View ArticleDurban, South Africa lit up Climate Impacts Day
Candles on the steps of Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban spelt out 350 as Climate Impacts Day drew to a close, sending the message: We must cut CO2 in the air from its current level of over 392ppm to...
View ArticleSouth Africa shows solidarity support for India Beyond Coal, Day of Action
The South Durban Community Environmental Alliance in Durban, South Africa supports India Beyond Coal (Day of Action) by standing together with them in solidarity!
View ArticleCan rain cause power outages/blackouts?
Over two weeks ago, South Africa experienced a total blackout in most of its major cities. It certainly was quite frustrating for many that major cities such as Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban would...
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