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ARE
YOU READY TO RECYCLE?
Education
programme on making wise choices about waste for intermediate phase
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Take, Make, Buy
Use and Re-use
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Take, Make, Buy
Use and Re-use
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PLASTICS
Take, Make, Buy
Use and Re-use
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e-WASTE
Take, Make, Buy
Use and Re-use
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e-WASTE
Recycle
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| THROW
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| WASTE
IN THE RIGHT PLACE - The waste stream |
WASTE
IN THE WRONG PLACE - Litter |
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| ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTRES: |
Delta Environmental Centre
Road No 3, Victory Park, Johannesburg www.deltaenviro.org.za
email: delta@deltaenviro.org.za
Tel: 011 888 4831 Fax: 011 888 4106 |
Delta Environmental Centre
(DEC), offers fun, hands-on programmes encouraging Grade 0-9 learners
to explore environmental issues in different ways. The concept of
waste creation from the product source, distribution and processing
until its final disposal is explored through various activities
with every learner discovering more about the personal responsibility
of each person at every link of the waste chain. The learner explores
the different categories of plastic by sorting according to the
symbols on the plastic items.
The permanent exhibit on the recycling
process and the recycling collection stations at DEC as well as
various points around the centre are used during the programmes
to show ways of recycling and examples of products that have been
made from re-using or recycling waste items.
Through these and many other activities,
DEC links with the school curriculum and helps the learner to understand
more about waste, the importance of managing it and the 4 Rs’
– Reduce, Re-Use, Recover and Recycle. See Delta
School Brochure 2011 for further information. |
Walter Sisulu Environmental
Centre, Mamelodi www.wsec.co.za
email: envirocentre@wsec.co.za
Tel: 012 801 3197 Fax: 086 660 9446 |
| Programmes for the Waste Room targeting Educators
and Grade 4-9 learners, focus on how to prevent waste as far as possible
and secondly how to reuse or recycle waste. |
The Wildlife and Environment
Society of South Africa (WESSA), Howick, Kwa-Zulu Natal www.wessa.org.za
email: marketing@wessa.co.za
Tel: 033 330 3931 Fax: 0866 408 191 |
WESSA’S One-Stop
Dry Domestic Recycling Shop
In the view of WESSA, a national environmental
NGO which has as its mission, public participation in caring for
the Earth, the waste problem will increasingly affect air and water
quality, terrestrial, aquatic and marine ecosystems and, consequently,
human health if small actions, multiplied by collective effort,
are not sought. For these reasons, we believe that a new way of
thinking about waste needs to be developed around reducing, reusing
and recycling. Through the One Stop Dry Domestic Recycling Shop
initiative, WESSA seeks to influence people, through a process of
education, for a reducing, reusing and recycling action in the home
and workplace so as to enhance natural resource optimisation and
reduce Carbon emissions. We aim to do this by establishing the workplace
– with the help of strategic partners as a safe, easy and
convenient recycling hub so that:
- WESSA can use the workplace as a platform to educate people
about the social and environmental benefits of reducing, reusing
and recycling
- Once educated, people can begin putting recycling theory into
practice by recycling at work and, ultimately, bring recyclable
waste from home to work.
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