In this recording, made on 23 April 2018, Method Gundidza, EarthLore’s programme director, finds himself in New York speaking to heads of state and to the world at the UN’s annual Harmony with Nature dialogue to celebrate Earth Day. What a significant achievement for someone born and raised in the small rural farming community of Bikita, Zimbabwe.
African perspectives on Earth Jurisprudence, at the UN General Assembly dialogue on Harmony with Nature
News Flash from the Earth Jurisprudence Network We are delighted to share that news that Method Gundidza, from Zimbabwe, will be speaking at the 8th Interactive Dialogue of the UN General Assembly on Harmony with Nature, this Monday 23rd April. Method joins a group of panelists actively engaged in promoting an Earth-centred and non-anthropocentric…
Wilderness Process at Cobham in the Drakensberg
Women in Wilderness in the Drakensberg Mountains – Cobham, South Africa By Lihle Mbokazi We left Pholela hut early in the morning to hike 14km, climbing steadily uphill to get to Gxalingenwa cave. The hike was very challenging for the 10 rural woman farmers from Mpumalanga who had never hiked…
AWDF newsletter – year end 2017
A wonderful mention for Earthlore in the AWDF year end newsletter. Au revoir, 2017! It’s been an inspirational year, and we hope you’ve enjoyed seeing and experiencing the work of our grantees. To round off the year we wanted to share some of the best stories from the individuals…