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Sharon Van Wyk
Tourism: The missing flight plan
Analysis
Sharon Van Wyk
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8 May 2014
It seems that glaring and inconvenient truths are being glossed over in the industry, writes Sharon van Wyk.
What we can do to help
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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26 Nov 2010
In concert, individual baby steps can translate into giant strides in reducing emissions.
Defusing the time bomb
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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26 Nov 2010
We can't stop climate change so we must prepare for it.
Precious natural resource may soon run dry
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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19 Nov 2010
A shocking projection highlights the urgent need for South Africans to start taking the looming water crisis seriously.
Get with the programme
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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19 Nov 2010
Conserving water is not just the job of the country's government departments and provincial authorities.
Ah, but your land is dry
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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19 Nov 2010
According to South Africa's Water Research Commission, by 2025 around 600-million people in sub-Saharan Africa will have insufficient water.
Slowly losing ground
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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12 Nov 2010
It takes big money to get communities to buy into conservation efforts to save habitats.
War declared on rhino attacks
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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12 Nov 2010
The government is taking measures to combat poaching but is it too little, too late?
Safaris with soul: Big game brings big benefits to local communities
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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22 Sep 2010
Today's safari is significantly more than a jolly jaunt for the rich and fabulous wazungus (white people) of yesteryear.
The Cape of good folk
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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22 Sep 2010
With the lion's share of FTTSA-certified products, the Western Cape is fast becoming the home of responsible tourism in South Africa.
More than just a holiday
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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20 Sep 2010
The empowering ability of tourism has never been more evident than in six groundbreaking projects spearheaded by a unique joint venture.
Way of the hippo
Article
Sharon Van Wyk
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28 Jun 2010
When the major decision of the day is whether to fish, take a cruise up the river or have another beer, the lower Zambezi Valley feels like paradise.
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