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Corporate Partnership: Action Change and In2Africa breaking barriers across Africa

Leave a Comment / Community Development, Education & Enterprise, Environmental Conservation, Health & Wellbeing / By Tyrone Bennett

Join us as we provide support to life changing projects across Africa! We are very excited to announce our partnership with In2Africa Distribution. In2Africa specialize in setting up sustainable distribution and sales channels for global footwear, fashion and lifestyle brands for the African market. Today the founders of in2Africa agreed to an exciting new partnership …

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15 Fun Facts About Elephants

Leave a Comment / Environmental Conservation / By Tyrone Bennett

1. Elephants are pregnant for a whopping 22 months. Longer than any other animal. That’s nearly 2 years! 2. At birth, a baby elephants weigh 210 lbs (or 95kg). 3. African elephants are smaller at birth than Asian elephants but are much bigger as adults. 4. The trunk is an incredibly useful, dexterous and clever …

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How can compost toilets and rainwater harvesting eliminate Typhoid in Fiji?

Leave a Comment / Community Development, Environmental Conservation, Health & Wellbeing / By Tyrone Bennett

Many of us think luxury holiday destination when we think of Fiji but being stretched over many Islands makes it very difficult to build strong infrastructures. Many smaller Islands such as Moturiki have seen devastating outbreaks of typhoid and other health issues all relating to the lack of fresh water. Compost toilets initiative Traditionally we …

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How has COVID changed the world for UK charities?

Leave a Comment / Community Development, Education & Enterprise, Environmental Conservation, Health & Wellbeing / By Tyrone Bennett

It was business as usual for most UK charities in early 2020 before COVID-19 struck the world. In its wake, this deadly virus has left a devastating humanitarian crisis in all countries, especially the UK. Those infected with it face a severe threat to their lives. At the same time, it also puts extreme pressure …

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Virtual Volunteering is the New Norm

Leave a Comment / Community Development, Education & Enterprise, Environmental Conservation, Health & Wellbeing / By Tyrone Bennett

How can virtual volunteering add value?: As the pandemic struck our planet and the world seemed to come to a standstill, there were many of us who felt, suddenly we had more time. For many of us being stuck at home with limited contact fueled a desire to do something valuable and we began searching …

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Yoshi: The amazing story of a loggerhead turtle

Leave a Comment / Environmental Conservation / By Tyrone Bennett

In 1997, the crew of a Japanese fishing vessel rescued a small injured loggerhead sea turtle somewhere in the Indian ocean and kept it onboard, looking after it like a much-loved pet. On arrival in the port of Cape Town, they contacted the Two Oceans Aquarium, which opened to the public only two years prior, …

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Is Vermi Aquaponics the solution?

Leave a Comment / Community Development, Education & Enterprise, Environmental Conservation / By Tyrone Bennett

You’ve probably never heard of Vermi Aquaponics before right? Neither had I prior to learning about it just recently. However, once I understood what it was and what its purpose is, I was surprised it wasn’t more widely known and commonly used. Its impacts so far have been tremendous to those that have incorporated it …

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If the Students Can’t Reach the Ocean, the Ocean Will Reach the Students

Leave a Comment / Environmental Conservation / By Tyrone Bennett

Photo Credit: Olivia Anderson for Two Oceans Aquarium Waste and pollution are a defining characteristic of our times. Entire ecosystems are being smothered by it, including our oceans. Although many pollutants come from industrial plants, factory farms, and intensive agricultural processes, the most ubiquitous type of waste is generated by discarded plastic. From everyday use …

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Battle of the Beach – Jaguars, Turtles and Vultures, oh my!

1 Comment / Environmental Conservation / By Tyrone Bennett

Thank you to our Donors, Fundraisers and Supporters! Introduction The last three months have marked some of the busiest months of the year for us here at Jalova. And why is that you may ask? It’s peak green turtle season! The jaguars are patrolling, they’re on the hunt and the green turtles are fighting for …

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Trapping the Trespassers

Leave a Comment / Environmental Conservation / By Tyrone Bennett

By Leah Brown, South African Conservation Researcher based in Limpopo Introduction It has been some time since GVI Trust has purchased equipment to assist Karongwe’s anti-poaching team. We have been busy in discussions with the reserve warden to ensure that we make the best use of the funds that you have generously donated. We have …

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Environmental Conservation

Corporate Partnership: Action Change and In2Africa breaking barriers across Africa

15 Fun Facts About Elephants

How can compost toilets and rainwater harvesting eliminate Typhoid in Fiji?

How has COVID changed the world for UK charities?

Virtual Volunteering is the New Norm

Yoshi: The amazing story of a loggerhead turtle

Is Vermi Aquaponics the solution?

If the Students Can’t Reach the Ocean, the Ocean Will Reach the Students

Battle of the Beach – Jaguars, Turtles and Vultures, oh my!

Trapping the Trespassers

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