Eco champs aim to develop recycling centre
The Aller River Pilot Project recycling sub-project steering committee who went to the Wildlands Trust Cato Manor recycling said the visit was extremely informative.
AS the Aller River Pilot Project continues its work of saving the rivers, the Recycling Sub-project team is looking at all options available to develop a recycling centre in Clermont.
A Kloof volunteer, Matt Guilhermino, is assisting the team to develop a viable business plan and as part of the assessment process the Sub-Project Steering Committee visited the recycling centre run by Wildlands at Cato Manor.
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The visit took place on 25 April and the team looked at the types of material collected at recycling centre, what is balled and how the equipment is used.
During the visit they met with Msephi Mazibuko who is the key roleplayer at the recycling centre.
“The visit was extremely informative and gave the team a realistic view on how a good recycling centre should work,” said Aller River Pilot Project manager, Thozeka Ntlukwane.
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