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In Kruger National Park, pine trees had began to grow along the side of the Lower Sabie River and had begun to displace the indigenous acacia trees. The Working for Water program hired off duty game guards and women from the local staff village. The project used a variety of manual labor techniques and used biocides to remove the pine trees from the edge of the river. At the end of the project, the stand of pine trees was completely removed and local flora was planted...
Each year on June 20th is an internationally celebrated World Refugee Day. This event was created by the United Nations General Assembly to raise awareness of the great need refugees have worldwide. It is hoped that on this day individuals and nations around the world will remember the status of millions of refugees, asylum seekers and forced migrants who were forced to flee from their homes, leaving behind everything they know. Also, it is important to remember how...