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Information sharing through the local media
A GCBC Small Grants Project
Organisation: Clanwilliam News Agency
Project background
The media, and in this specific case the local newspapers, commonly serve as a “multiplier” of information, making it accessible to the general public. By leveraging the outreach potential that the local media have, the GCBC can reach a variety of target audiences to generate support for key issues, influence policymakers by informing their political constituencies, forming public opinion, and sparking much needed public debate.
This project aims to
- educate local stakeholders about the significance of the GCBC concept and why their participation is crucial to the success of this conservation initiative
- garner support, promote transparency and enhance trust among local communities and stakeholders
- ensure that accurate information is available and readily disseminated
- instil pride in the region’s natural heritage and foster respect for nature
- highlight threats, such as fires, introduction of alien species, poaching and habitat loss, and its impact on the viability of local species.
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Youth development – school resource package
A GCBC Small Grants Project
Organisation: Clanwilliam News Agency
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