Thu, 2nd July 2020
Please note that the Draft Amendments to the National Estuarine Management Protocol were published on the 26 June 2020, for a 30-day commenting period. Please see the published Gazette below.
Wed, 18th March 2020
The National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act (No. 24 of 2008) (ICMA) provides for the integrated management of South Africa’s coastline to ensure the sustainable development of the coast. It was developed to promote […]
Fri, 13th March 2020
We have received this presentation about the eThekwini Water Remix Project for your perusal.
Thu, 12th March 2020
Herewith the document and presentations from the Saldanha Bay Aquaculture Development Zone Consultative Forum meeting held on February 6, 2020.
Thu, 5th March 2020
We have pleasure in publishing the documents and presentations from our Annual General Meeting which was held on February 20, 2020, at the Langebaan Country Estate. The documents and presentations are: Agenda Chairman’s Report Signed […]
Wed, 4th March 2020
We have received this public notice from the Department of Forestry and Fisheries about the Saldanha Bay Aquaculture Development Zone.
Fri, 28th February 2020
We have received these brochures on estuaries in the Western Cape from the Western Cape Government, Dept. of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning.
Mon, 10th February 2020
Please find the Activity Guideline attached to this email. This Guideline was developed by DEA&DP through the Estuary Management Framework and Implementation Strategy project.
Mon, 10th February 2020
Four your information the January 2020 ECO report has been uploaded to the Google Drive folder. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1t9dS9Jpab5fU0Hh5l6_Da-YRnINNFWJk?usp=sharing
Sun, 27th October 2019
Here are the slide presentations of all the speakers at the 2019 SBWQFT Open Day. Heinrich Mettler – Municipal Manager – Saldanha Bay Municipality Jaco Nel – UWC – Langebaan Road and Elandsfontein Aquifer Assessment […]
Sat, 19th October 2019
LANGEBAAN – Concerned members of the Save Langebaan Lagoon movement recently took some pictures inside the West Coast National Park at Kraal Bay and Shark Bay of grey-black slick that was found along the beach […]
Sat, 19th October 2019
New research indicates that merchant shipping is likely responsible for a rapid increase in the amount of plastic bottles found in the world’s oceans and that Asian merchant ships are the big polluters. Plastic bottles discarded […]
