Conservation tie-up boosts Addo’s needy

Key public and private partners met at the Addo Elephant National Park on Tuesday to launch a food distribution and vegetable garden programme while celebrating the fruits of a blue chip conservation partnership.

The programme, seen as a flagship vehicle to combat the economic ravages of the Covid-19 lockdown, is being driven by SANParks in collaboration with Wilderness Foundation Africa and the Kolisi and Oak foundations...

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