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Crawford North Coast eco-warriors go walkabout

Crawford pupils inspected biomes and how biodiversity relies on maintaining balance within these systems.

February 4, 2024
Carl de Villiers Less than a minute
Khule Zulu enjoyed exploring the Crawford campus forest area.

Crawford International North Coast Grade 3 pupils launched their “Sharing the planet” initiative, by exploring the campus’ forest area last week.

The young eco-warriors inspected biomes and how biodiversity relies on maintaining balance within these systems.

Pupils had to identify living organisms found in this particular habitat and also had to find examples of how the habitat can be destroyed by litter, pollution and the recent floods.

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February 4, 2024
Carl de Villiers Less than a minute

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