UNDERTAKING BY PARTICIPANT IN CONSERVATION OF THE TANKWA GOAT BREED
UNDERTAKING BY PARTICIPANT IN CONSERVATION OF THE TANKWA GOAT BREED Please click here to download the document.
DAERL Advertised Price Quotation 22 February 2024
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Cleaning and Greening Campaign
Cleaning and Greening Campaign
It was all hands on deck when officials from Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment in-conjuction with Agriculture, Environmental Affairs, Rural Development and Land Reform joined hands to plant trees and clean up Stillwater Intermediate School, just a stone throw outside Riverton in Dikgatlhong Local Municipality.
ERRATUM ON PRICE QUOTATION DAERL_NC_DALQ_2107
ERRATUM ON PRICE QUOTATION DAERL_NC_DALQ_2017 The above mentioned document has been removed from the DAERL Website due to new site meeting dates. The amended document will be available ASAP.
DAERL Advertised Price Quotations February 2024
DAERL Advertised Price Quotations February 2024
MEDIA STATEMENT : BACKYARD FARMERS TO PROMOTE AND SELL THEIR PRODUCE AT GALESHEWE CIRCLE FARMERS MARKET
08 February 2024 MEDIA STATEMENT : BACKYARD FARMERS TO PROMOTE AND SELL THEIR PRODUCE AT GALESHEWE CIRCLE FARMERS MARKET The Northern Cape Department of Agriculture, Environmental Affairs, Rural Development and Land Reform, will bring various backyard farmers together at the Sol Plaatjie Farmers Market at the Galeshewe Circle on Friday – 09 February 2024. The
MEDIA STATEMENT : BACKYARD FARMERS TO PROMOTE AND SELL THEIR PRODUCE AT GALESHEWE CIRCLE FARMERS MARKET
08 February 2024
MEDIA STATEMENT : BACKYARD FARMERS TO PROMOTE AND SELL THEIR PRODUCE AT GALESHEWE CIRCLE FARMERS MARKET
The Northern Cape Department of Agriculture, Environmental Affairs, Rural Development and Land Reform, will bring various backyard farmers together at the Sol Plaatjie Farmers Market at the Galeshewe Circle on Friday – 09 February 2024.
Why We Celebrate World Wetlands Day By Peter Ramollo, Aquatic Scientist
Why We Celebrate World Wetlands Day
By Peter Ramollo, Aquatic Scientist
Wetland Day Celebration is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness and celebrating the important role that wetlands play in our environment. The theme for this year is wetlands and human wellbeing. Wetlands are unique ecosystems that are characterized by the presence of water in the short term or long term, making them distinct from other terrestrial or aquatic habitats.
These wetlands act as a natural sponge for our environment by absorbing extra water during heavy rainfall or floods. This prevents flooding in nearby areas and helps maintain the balance of water in ecosystems. Moreover, wetlands maintain water quality by filtering, purifying and trapping of pollutants, sediments, and excessive nutrients from entering other waterbodies. By celebrating Wetland Day, we acknowledge their essential role in providing clean and healthy water for both the environment and human. Furthermore, wetlands serve as habitats for a wide range of plant and animal species. These unique ecosystems are biodiversity hotspots, supporting countless species that depend on wetlands for their survival. Celebrating Wetland Day enables us to recognize and appreciate this rich diversity of life, fostering a sense of responsibility towards their conservation.
MEDIA STATEMENT : VARIOUS CONTRIBUTING FACTORS DESTROYING WETLANDS IN THE NORTHERN CAPE
01 February 2024 MEDIA STATEMENT : VARIOUS CONTRIBUTING FACTORS DESTROYING WETLANDS IN THE NORTHERN CAPE Various factors such as using wetlands as dumping sides, over-abstraction and killing wetland plants are some of the contributing factors destroying them in the Northern Cape. This as the challenges of Wetlands will once again be on the spotlight when