Liesel James's Blog Posts Tagged 'littlegreenfingers' (4)

THE City of Cape Town incurs a cost of around R60 million a year to clear sewer blockages.

As it has a limited budget which is divided according to needs, the money spent on repairing

and clearing blockages could rather be spent on…

I would like to start of with saying thank you to eMzantsi Carnival for giving me the opportunity to go and speak to the different pre-schools in the South Peninsula and well done on an amazing parade! It was a wonderful positive experience for all of us living in the South Peninsula and I encourage everyone in Cape Town to support 2012.



With every class I…

Little Green Fingers developed a Youth Development & Sustainability Programme for children living in disadvantage communities. This programme is currently running at Marine Primary in Ocean View. The objectives are to teach children about food security, through natural food farming, natural and good nutritional food preparation, renewable cooking methods, natural building techniques, environmental issues, and product development.

The Ackerman Pick 'n Pay…

Press Release: Post Water Awareness Event – Wildevoelvlei Feedback

By Liesel James – Founder of Little Green Fingers

All pictures by Carmen Lorraine Photography

On 26 March 2011, a Water Awareness Event focusing on a local issue took place at Blue Water Café, Imhoff’s Gift. The community of South Peninsula, City of Cape Town and Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW) were invited to discuss the ongoing eutrophication causing toxicity in Wildevoel Vlei and insisting…