Another (eco)brick in the wall for WATCH
Sandi Cronk, from WATCH, was elated when the Vryheid Herald informed her that Pionier had delivered some more ecobricks to go towards the new enclosure for the orphaned baby vervet monkeys in WATCH's care.
With the new baby season about to begin at WATCH, the Wild Animal Trauma Centre and Haven in Zaailaagte, the recent donation of ecobricks from Hoërskool Pionier is a welcome addition to the growing collection.
“We are very proud of how hard the Pionier kids are working towards this project,” said staff member, Elizma Nortjé, when she dropped off several boxes and two black bags filled with ecobricks that were put together by pupils of the local high school. “They really feel passionate about the ecobricks project, not just for what it will do for WATCH, but also for the positive impact that it will have on the environment. We would like to encourage more people to get involved – schools, businesses and individuals – and make a difference by becoming part of this initiative.”
Sandi Cronk, from WATCH, was elated when the Vryheid Herald informed her that Pionier had delivered some more ecobricks to go towards the new enclosure for the orphaned baby vervet monkeys in WATCH’s care.
“Wow!” she said. “Thank you so much to the hardworking kids at Pionier. We are so grateful for all your effort and thankful for each and every ecobrick that brings us a step closer to the completion of the enclosure. You are all stars!”
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