SAIEG is a national voluntary group which represents natural scientists practicing in the field of engineering and environmental geology. It has gained recognition as a Voluntary Association from SACNASP (South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions)
Continue reading →The South African Institute of Environmental Health (SAIEH) is an organization for professions within the field of environmental health and is a non-profit organization (NGO), non trade union organization and believes that a safe and healthy environment is a basic human right.
Continue reading →The Mission of the society is to develop and maintain professional standards and best management practices of subscribed wetland practitioners in South Africa in order to promote wetland sciences, conservation and management through collaboration and self-regulation of all Society members.
Continue reading →SACAA has played an important role in establishing a Coal Combustion Product (CCP) industry in South Africa by providing a forum for the exchange of scientific and technical information on ash utilisation. SACAA role is to be the umbrella association for the “ASH” Producers, Marketers, Users, Universities, Research Organisations and Individuals playing an active role in the promotion of responsible ash utilization. The SA Coal Ash Association’s role SACAA role is to be the umbrella association for the “ASH” Producers, Marketers, Users, Universities, Research Organisations and Individuals playing an active role in the promotion of responsible ash utilization.The roleof the SA Coal Ash Association is to be the umbrella association for the “ASH” Producers, Marketers, Users, Universities, Research Organisations and Individuals playing an active role in the promotion of responsible ash utilization. This is for growth and business development by our members for the benefit of the South African economy in compliance with the environmental legislation.
Continue reading →WWF-SASSI drives sustainable change in the local seafood industry, informing and inspiring consumers to make sustainable seafood choices and working with suppliers and seafood vendors – addressing all aspects of the supply chain.
Continue reading →The South African Bat Assessment Association (SABAA) is a membership based non-government organization (NGO), headed up by a nine-person panel consisting of specialist consultants, academics, related NGO representatives, regulatory authorities and an industry representative.
Continue reading →INR are a team of passionate, professional people applying innovative science to catalyse change for a better planet.Partnering with government, civil society, the private sector and other leading research organisations they develop cutting edge solutions to support the resolution of natural resource challenges; they provide advice to practitioners, researchers and policy makers; they integrate effort; they build the capacity of graduate professionals to operate effectively in the workplace; and they advocate an environmentally secure future for all. The INR is an independent, non-profit, public benefit organisation committed to serving the people of southern Africa.
Continue reading →The Strategic Fuel Fund Association (SFF) acquires, maintains, monitors and manages the country’s strategic energy feedstocks and carriers in order to ensure security of supply. We aim to be the guarantor of strategic fuels through innovative and pioneering solutions that benefit South Africa.
Continue reading →The KwaZulu-Natal Hunting Shooting & Conservation Association (KZNHSCA) is an organisation of hunters dedicated to the ethical and responsible practice of their discipline.
Continue reading →The National Association for Clean Air (NACA) is a non-profit organisation established on 21 April 1969 to promote the cause of clean air in South Africand is today the prime technical and scientific non-governmental body in the area of air quality management in South Africa. NACA has Branches around the country – the Northern Branch (Gauteng), the Western Cape Branch, the KwaZulu-Natal Branch and the North-West Branch. Branches are run by the local branch council, and regularly host seminars and discussion forums. The annual NACA Conference rotates between provinces, and the branches are generally the local organising committee of the conference. If there is not an active branch in your areyou will be allocated to the branch geographically closest to you.
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