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Our Mission

To gather information, about the state of our environment.
To create public awareness about the state of our environment
To combat further destruction, to the state of our environment.
And together, to rehabilitate the state of our environment.

 

Ricardo Carrere - World Rainforest Movement , Philip Owen - SAWaC

 


To Gather Information
We will endeavor to publish as many environment related articles as possible..
We will use this technology, and create links to other environmental organizations. 
We invite all to contribute to the articles section of this site, in order to obtain as "unbiased" a view as possible. 

 

To Create Public Awareness
We want to create the awareness that we are part of the environment. The "health" of our people, depends upon the "health" of our environment.
In Mpumalanga, 615 000 hectares of exotic, mono culture tree plantations have been established.  These plantations are not forests, and cause almost total destruction of indigenous Fauna and Flora in "afforested" areas. The industry spends a lot of money on pro-forestry campaigns, and we will strive to obtain some balance in the debate.

We will inform, as to the state of our diminishing grassland, 
We will inform as to the state of indigenous, medicinal herbs.

We will inform as to the state of aquatic life, insects, reptiles, birds and mammals in our environment.
We will inform as to the state of our rivers, the quality, and quantity, of the water

 

To Combat Further Destruction

We will mount a campaign to enforce a moratorium on further "afforestation"

We believe no more scarce indigenous grassland should fall victim to the certain death by the establishment of exotic mono culture tree plantations.

 

 Together, To Rehabilitate

We believe that all involved should work together, to ensure responsible land use. Meaningful change can only occur with the inclusion off all.

We believe in the "minimal land use" concept. 

We  believe intensive studies should be conducted into less  environmentally damaging alternatives to exotic trees, i.e.. Industrial Hemp and Indigenous trees. The results should be made available to the public. 

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