What Is A Food Forest?
In the spirit of the International Day of Forests on 21 March, Food and Trees for Africa (FTFA) began the roll-out process of their brand new Food Forests Programme. But…
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Volunteer Days in March: Bowmans at Toddler City Educare, Alexandra
Together, everyone planted thirty fruit trees. These trees will go a long way in expanding the existing orchard, alleviating erosion on the steep banks, helping provide shade for the children’s playground area, and enhancing long-term food security.
The EduPlant Programme Launches its Next Cycle of Support
The power of The EduPlant Programme lies in what it develops: environmental awareness, increased knowledge and skills for growing food sustainably, and the integration of learning gardens in the curriculum.
Volunteer Days in March: CHEP at Rosslyn Primary School, Pretoria
We ran multiple volunteer days this month in honour of International Day of Forests. On 13 March, Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) joined enthusiastic volunteers from CHEP in planting fifty-five trees at Rosslyn Primary School in Pretoria. The day enabled FTFA to integrate…
The Power of Individual Giving
This project is a profound illustration of the power of individual giving to impact local communities…
Konica Minolta South Africa strengthens its commitment to environmental sustainability
Extended partnerships with Food & Trees for Africa shows greater reach can effect positive change in more communities…
COP24: Global food systems are failing humanity and speeding up climate change
The current approach to food, nutrition, agriculture, and the environment is unsustainable and must change. There is no time to waste, say the130 national academies of science and medicine across Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe that compose the InterAcademy Partnership.