Ilanda Wilds clean-up brewing for National Clean-up Month
With September being National Clean-up Month, Tidy Towns Amanzimtoti kicked off preparations for a clean-up at Ilanda Wilds.
JOIN a clean-up of Ilanda Wilds, one of the most naturally beautiful and serene spaces in Amanzimtoti, while celebrating heritage, culture and the environment on September 12.
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The clean-up is a collaborative initiative supported by Tidy Towns Amanzimtoti, Clean Surf Project, Sapphire Coast Tourism and eThekwini Municipality. It will be from 09:00 until 12:00 at Ilanda Wilds Nature Reserve on 34 Isundu Drive, Amanzimtoti.
Individuals, families, schools, clubs, community members and local businesses are invited to join the initiative as every helping hand makes a world of difference. Refuse bags will be supplied. For more information, contact 083 733 6468.
What you need:
- Gloves
- Rakes
- Water
- A hat and sunscreen
- Closed shoes
September is National Clean-up Month
If you are planning a clean-up or awareness campaign in your community, eThekwini Municipality would like to hear from you. Visit https://tinyurl.com/yc59rcn4, to share the initiative with the City.
People are encouraged to organise or participate in a clean-up in their community as every action, big or small, can make a difference.
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