Daniel and Olivia went to a talk by Lewis Pugh, the acclaimed environmental campaigner and swimmer extraordinaire. We learnt that sometimes almost drowning can be a good thing. (and that the sea in the North Pole is cold, very very cold)
Robert Fischer went along to watch the installation of a Biogas Digester at a household development in Newlands, Cape Town.
We have entered our Blog in the 2010 SA Blog awards. Please nominate us under the Best Green Blog category, you will see a nomination button on the right hand side of our blog. Many thanks for your support!
We promised in our last Blog post that we would feature photos of your vegetable garden. We received these pictures from Reuben in Observatory and you are not going to believe where he has planted his garden!
Get some great ideas from our Howick High Club about how to live sustainably. Let us know if you have any more to add.
We took seven of our school clubs on an outing to Goedgedacht Farm to celebrate World Environment Day on Saturday. Fifty learners from seven schools joined us for a day of fun in the sun and presented their well thought-out and creative ideas for reducing the carbon footprint of their school. Read on to find out what their ideas are.
Find out how much alien vegetation was cleared by our Project 90 clubs at the Kenilworth Racecourse Conservation Area earlier this month.
Find out how you can join Project 90's 2010 Climate Challenge.
Two students at Michaelhouse private school in the Midlands, KZN have started their own small scale biogas system. Read their story of what they did, what worked and the successes they've had. Hopefully this project can the foundation a school wide biogas generation project.
At Project 90 by 2030 we are always on the hunt for what we call "Climate Champions". These are individuals or groups of people who just get in there, take action and make simple changes in their lifestyle/behaviour and in living more sustainably. There are probably many to speak about, but we will be be [...]