V&A Waterfront – Learn to Sea
Exhilarating things happen when we #LearnToSea. We awaken to possibilities presented by our ocean, its waters, and its vast ecosystem of creatures and underwater plant life.
Captain Fanplastic & the V&A Waterfront – Plastic Free July campaign
Join Captain Fanplastic and the V&A Waterfront with their Plastic Free July campaign the #Captains5RChallenge. Discover how you can Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose and Recycle plastic waste so it does not end up in the ocean.
Spier Wine Estate leading the way in sustainability
Spier Wine Farm in Stellenbosch is not only one of the most beautiful farms in the country, boasting a world-class hotel, two fantastic restaurants, an excellent conferencing centre and award-winning…
Cape Point’s responsible approach
Ever wondered how Cape Point is joining other top Cape Town destinations to ensure that we’re both sustainable and responsible? With the Mother City recently being crowned the world’s Earth…
The V&A Waterfront’s Sustainability Policy
The V&A Waterfront is committed to establishing, promoting, maintaining and improving a culture of sustainability and environmental responsibility through all of its stakeholders. In order to achieve an equitable balance…
Groot Constantia a WWF Conservation Champion
Groot Constantia is a WWF Conservation Champion – acknowledged as an environmental leader in the wine industry for their commitment to conservation, responsible production practices, integrated environmental management systems, and…
Join Iziko Museums of South Africa for their #MaterialsMatterChallenge!
Taking inspiration from the current exhibition, Matereality – create your own artwork using recyclable materials lying around your home, post a photo of it to social media, and use the hashtag …
City supports Litterboom initiative to keep our rivers cleaner
In the context of developing countries such as South Africa, restoring and maintaining healthy urban waterways is especially challenging.
The Story of Plastic is an eye opener into the global plastic pollution crisis
For decades, we’ve been told we can’t live without the conveniences of plastic. Sure it’s cheap, lightweight, and durable, but what are the consequences of this prolific material?