South African Women Restore Water Systems by Clearing Invasive Species

In South Africa's Western Cape, women are playing a crucial role in restoring water systems by clearing invasive alien vegetation, an effective method to combat water scarcity.

16 Apr, 08:06 — 16 Apr, 08:06

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SAB spotlights South African women restoring water systems through invasive species clearing in the Western Cape

In South Africa’s water-scarce regions, one of the most effective ways to restore water is also one of the least visible: clearing invasive alien vegetation. In the Western Cape, where the threat of “Day Zero” once brought the province to the brink, communities are working on the ground to restore natural water systems by removing […]

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South African Women Restore Water Systems by Clearing Invasive Species

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SAB spotlights South African women restoring water systems through invasive species clearing in the Western Cape

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