Waterberg Nature
Conservancy

The Waterberg Nature Conservancy was formed in 1989 among 3 landowners, Lapalala Wilderness, Touchstone Game
Reserve, and Kwalata and today consists of in the region of 60 members who support the following objectives:
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To promote, conserve and protect the fauna, flora and wilderness areas,
historical sites, river systems and natural heritage sites within the Waterberg Mountains.
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To promote the awareness of environmental issues
by way of education, research, sustainable utilisation and tourism.
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To promote the upliftment, education and needs of
the people employed within the Conservancy and surrounding rural communities.
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To promote, support or oppose legislation or other
measures affecting the Conservancy and its members.
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To represent its members in dealing with
government departments, other authorities and the public generally and to do all such things as may be
in the interests of the Conservancy.
As we subscribe to these objectives, Hermanusdoorns recently joined as a member and were kindly given permission
by the WNC to re-produce all the newletters published by the Conservancy since 2008 so that all shareholders
might be able to access them. These are published quarterly and contain items of great interest to those that love
the Waterberg. In addition, The Waterberg Nature Conservancy holds quarterly general meetings in Vaalwater and
all shareholders are welcome to attend, although voting is restricted to the board or it's nominees. The next
meeting is scheduled for 2:30 pm on 2 September 2010 at the Farmers Hall in Vaalwater.
- WNC Newsletter No 1, April 2008
- WNC Newsletter No 2, June 2008
- WNC Newsletter No 3, August 2008
- WNC Newsletter No 4, November 2008
- WNC Newsletter No 5, January 2009
- WNC Newsletter No 6, April 2009
- WNC Newsletter No 7, July 2009
- WNC Newsletter No 8, October 2009
- WNC Newsletter No 9, January 2010
- WNC Newsletter No 10, April 2010
- WNC Newsletter No 11, August 2010
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