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Environmental Education Fund
Wakkerstroom Centre would like to introduce you to a new fund that has been set up for environmental education in and around Wakkerstroom.
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Wakkerstroom Centre would like to introduce you to a new fund that has been set up for environmental education in and around Wakkerstroom.
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July 2010
An exciting year so far for Wakkerstroom
The BirdLife South Africa Wakkerstroom Centre kicked off 2010 by celebrating World Wetlands Day with 125 learners and 12 educators...
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June 2010
Marutswa Forest Trail and Boardwalk
Have you had a look at our exciting new Brochure? Get your free copy here.
More on Marutswa here.
Our Facebook page is launched!
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July 2010
An exciting year so far for Wakkerstroom
The BirdLife South Africa Wakkerstroom Centre kicked off 2010 by celebrating World Wetlands Day with 125 learners and 12 educators...
READ MORE
June 2010
Marutswa Forest Trail and Boardwalk
Have you had a look at our exciting new Brochure? Get your free copy here.
More on Marutswa here.
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Sappi donation honours birthplace of former President Nelson Mandela
Trees planted by President Zuma and Chief Zwelivelile Mandela to commemorate Nelson Mandela’s 92nd birthday at Heritage Site.
When at his birth on 18 July 1918, Nelson Mandela’s father named him Rolihlahla - meaning “pulling the branch of the tree” ...
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Trees planted by President Zuma and Chief Zwelivelile Mandela to commemorate Nelson Mandela’s 92nd birthday at Heritage Site.
When at his birth on 18 July 1918, Nelson Mandela’s father named him Rolihlahla - meaning “pulling the branch of the tree” ...
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