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Shoreline Challenge heads to Port Edward

Conservation-minded walkers are invited to lace up their shoes and join the seventh leg on Sunday.

The Shoreline Challenge continues this weekend with Leg 7, taking ramblers on a scenic 5.4km walk from Glenmore Beach to the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) station in Port Edward.

The walk takes place on August 9, with registration opening at 07:30 and the walk starting at 08:00.

The challenge encourages residents and visitors to explore the South Coast’s spectacular coastline while supporting conservation initiatives that protect its beaches, marine life and natural environment.

Funds raised will go towards conservation efforts.

Walkers are also encouraged to support the event raffle, featuring a painting as a prize, and browse a range of conservation merchandise available on the day.

The NSRI Port Edward branch will provide bacon and egg rolls for R50, making it the perfect opportunity to enjoy breakfast after the walk.

Whether you’re an avid walker, nature lover or simply looking for an enjoyable Sunday morning outdoors, everyone is welcome to take part.

For more information, contact David on 082-953-0432.

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Shona Aylward is a vastly experienced journalist working as a senior reporter. Aside from her extensive community involvement and story writing, she is also involved in creative page layout, and the various media platforms. Shona began her career with Caxton at the Southlands Sun. Previous to this she worked in the marketing industry for surf magazines. Shona is a renown 'greenie' and champions environmental causes. She is also Mom to a number of dogs and cats, and the occasional uninvited snake. When she can find some spare time, it's usually to the beach that she heads.
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