Flip-Flops Become Art with Ocean Sole
byThis is upcycling at its best! A Kenyan company, Ocean Sole, has found a way to make use of flip-flops that get left on beaches in a way that prevents waste while making something beautiful.
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16 Mile Beach – Chapmans Peak, Hout Bay
byThe Trekking for Trash team battle out the sand and snakes from Langebaan to Chapmans Peak, Hout Bay. See what transpires from day 29 – 41.
Elands Bay to Langebaan
byTrekking for Trash duo, Cam and Mike battle out the wind to endure day 23 – 28 Elands Bay to Langebaan.
Olifants river mouth – Elands Bay
byFollow Mike and Cam from the Can Do! Trekking for Trash team on their journey, day 18 – 22 – Olifants River to Elands Bay.
Groenriviermond to Olifantsriviermond: PART 3
byYay Part 3 is finally here from our intrepid Can Do! Trekking for Trash adventurers. I’m so proud of these guys, if you haven’t already, check out their progress.
CAN DO! Trekking for Trash: Alexander Bay to Port Nolloth
byAs we told you a couple of weeks ago, Live Eco is Can Do! Trekking For Trash’s official online media sponsor and we’ll be updating you with weekly blog posts from Michael and Camilla. Here is their story so far.
Protecting marine life with plastic
byInnovative plastic pipe bins are being used in a waste removal project – the first of its kind in South Africa – to clear discarded fishing line from beaches along the country´s coastline.The specially designed bins form part of the Dyer Island Conservation Trust pilot project, an initiative that ai