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National parrot project saves forests
Biodiversity Stewardship Award – Winner: iziKhwenene Project
Foster(ing) coastal habitats
Biodiversity Stewardship Award – Runner-up: Friends of the St Francis Nature Areas
A long sight on vultures
Biodiversity Stewardship Award – Runner-up: VulPro Vulture Conservation, Rehabilitation and Educational Programme
Farming in harmony with nature
African Conservation Trust is the runner-ip in the Non-Profit Organisations Award sponsored by Nedbank.
Earth’s final frontier
Moving Sushi is the runner-up in the Future Leaders Award.
Exposing youth to environmental issues
Delta Environmental Centre’s YES programme is the runner-up in the Non-Profit Organisations Award sponsored by Nedbank.
Hands of change
Ntokozo Mbuli is the winner of the Future Leaders Award.
Able and willing
greenABLE is the winner of the Non-Profit Organisations Award, sponsored by Nedbank.
Banking on the future
Energy-saving measures saw Absa Bank save more than 55-million kWH of energy last year, said head of corporate sustainability Miguel Martins.
A party in the green zone
"The motto is, ‘party hard, tread lightly’," said Stacey Fulton, client services manager for the Rocking the Daisies Music & Lifestyle Festival.
Saving with free energy audits
Michelangelo is one of the partners in a joint non-profit venture that conducts free green audits on businesses, schools, hotels, factories and more.
Wetland headache now a plus
Eskom managed to mitigate the controversy by forming the Ingula partnership with BirdLife South Africa and the Middelpunt Wetlands Trust.
Sowing seeds of rehabilitation in the Karoo
The Renu-Karoo Veld Restoration project in Prince Albert has set up a model of how to resuscitate a degraded environment using sustainable practices.
Ensuring the river sustains it
Trying to save the rabbit means we are developing an ecosystem for other plants and animals that will have socioeconomic benefits for communities.
Independent energy producers raring to go
Getting a licence to generate electricity can take as long as three years and several companies are competing for the opportunity.