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Eight of South Africa’s larger conservation NGOs (CI South Africa, BirdLife South Africa, The Endangered Wildlife Trust, The Wilderness Foundation, The Botanical Society of SA, The Wildlife and Environment Society of SA, the World Wide Fund for Nature and The Wildlands Conservation Trust) have come together to form the Climate Action Partnership (CAP).

CAP is a powerful alliance that aims to reduce the impacts of climate change and increase the resilience of South Africa’s biodiversity and communities to the predicted changes by promoting intact ecosystems that are connected at a landscape level.


New publication from UCT Press on climate change
Taking Action on Climate Change: Long-term mitigation scenarios for South Africa by Harold Winkler  [read more ...]
Harold Winkler
World Wetlands Day 2nd February 2010
Events diary of what is happening in the Western Cape for World Wetlands Day.  [read more ...]
Analysis of Copenhagen's outcomes
Conservation International's perspective  [read more ...]
CAP Young Professional Internship Programme
The Table Mountain Fund of WWF-SA in collaboration with the C.A.P.E. Capacity Development Programme has awarded CAP the funds to support a mentored young professional for a 12-month internship. Applications close 8 February 2010.  [read more ...]
Reflections on Copenhagen
Assessments on Copenhagen: 'Reflections from Copenhagen' by the Climate Action Partnership Coordinator,' A Glimmer of Hope' Conservation International, & 'How do I know China wrecked the Copenhagen Deal' by Mark Lynas published in the Guardian UK.  [read more ...]
In negotiations
Copenhagen Accord
Download the Draft Decision of COP 15 - the Copenhagen Accord and read a preliminary assessment on the Accord  [read more ...]
Source: http://treehumper.org
A new series of printed briefings and online resources about adapting to climate change in sub-Saharan Africa - Joto Afrika Issue 1
The series will help people understand the issues, constraints and opportunities that poor people face in adapting to climate change and escaping poverty.  [read more ...]
1.5 Degrees To Stay Alive
Follow this link to watch the video production: http://www.youtube.com/UNDESADSD  [read more ...]


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