Posts and Articles about Tenikwa’s Community and Social Development activities
Celebrating Heritage Day today proudly at Tenikwa. Not only did we take the advantage to dress up on this day but more importantly we are sharing our cultures, our diversity of beliefs and different traditions with our guests for the day. For us, it is about sharing the importance of this public holiday and what…
Today we had another release of a healthy batch of our rescued African penguins that we have been rehabilitating for the past two months. Releasing eight of our African penguins this morning on Lookout Beach , Plettenberg Bay, held so much excitement , not only for our Tenikwa Team but each of the individuals that…
15 September 2017 As part of their social responsibility initiatives, Tenikwa staff visited The Kurland Edu-Centre this morning with some gifts for the young ones. Lee-Marque Jansen tells how much this small gesture was appreciated and enjoyed by the pupils immediately. Tenikwa looks forward to building a fruitful relationship with the Creche/Edu-Centre under the governing of Principal…
Born in Africa is one of those dedicated Non Profit Organisations fighting the imbalances in the societies of the world. They are very active in socio-economically disadvantaged areas around Plettenberg Bay, South Africa. Focusing on educating children and giving them that chance to learn as much as possible about the world around them, by creating a platform that they would not have been possible in their socio-level status.
Plastics are becoming a major concern on the environment. Plastic waste is suffocating the earth systems at an alarming rate, and the alarming thing is, we hardly notice the damage those thrown away plastic straws or plastic bottles have amounted to. It is time to wake up and put an end to it whilst we still can, before we get to a point of no return. Two Sea Turtles recently admitted for rehabilitation to Tenikwa by the public and its conservation partner SANParks gets transported to Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town from the Plettenberg Bay Airport by CemAir.
CemAir Transports sea turtle hatchlings for rehabilitation
Tenikwa wanted to find out from schools in the community what they were doing for World Water Day 2018. Here are some great initiatives from Raphaeli Waldorf School in Plettenberg Bay
In the age of the millenials, how do we change behaviour to a more environmentally-friendly way of living. Perhaps we need a new approach?