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Project Partners

We are proud to have a number of incredible partners that have helped make our river conservation program a success. Their support has allowed us to expand and improve our efforts to protect the Mosselbank River. We would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all of our partners for their invaluable contributions.

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The MRCT collaborates with various departments in City of Cape Town to assist them with education, reporting and cleansing.

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As local developer of Greenville and initial project manager of the EE Programme, we will continue to collaborate with them to ensure the Mosselbank River is a valuable asset to the area.

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Shoprite Act for Change supports our clean-up days and events by sponsoring snacks, cooldrinks, sun hats and T-shirts.  

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PlasticsSA support our annual World Clean-up Day events by sponsoring bags, gloves, water and networking opportunities.

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VULA is contracted by the developer to roll-out the rehabilitation implementation but goes beyond their duty to support and educate the volunteers about conservation.

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Pam Golding Durbanville and Welgemoed has supported numerous project in a short period and we are grateful to their support and donation of new MRCT T-shirts.

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The department assist us with operational requirement such as litter pickers and boots, as well as workshops on water use management and importance of wetlands.

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Local Newspapers

We have built a positive relationship with both the Tygerburger and Northern News who assist us to spread the news of our projects and impacts in the community.

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Every year we partner with Wonlife for our annual Mandela Day Event, cleaning the Mosselbank River and working in out community food garden.

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The MRCT has taken hands with CRDC and their “The Bag that Builds” project whereby the team will collect all the non-recyclable materials which is used to make their Resin8 product, making sure less litter ends up in out landfills.

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Fisantekraal Community Based Organisations

We take hands with various NGO’s, schools, and businesses in the area. Depending on the need, a project or event will be workshopped and implemented.

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Durbanville and Fisantekraal Lions Club 

As part of their Environmental pillar, the Lions Club supports our clean-ups and environmental events.

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