For Endangered Wildlife Trust to review
Endangered Wildlife Trust has not yet seen this page. It describes the organisation only through what it has said or done, and through what others named here have said about it. The Forum has not approached Endangered Wildlife Trust about anything. Until Endangered Wildlife Trust has approved the text, it may change. Questions for Endangered Wildlife Trust:
- Is this description of the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s part in the Agulhas Green Corridor correct? What would you like to change?
- Does the corridor’s planning reach north towards the Riviersonderend mountains?
- Should readers reach you through the moderators, or through a public contact?
The Endangered Wildlife Trust is a South African conservation organisation. With the Cape Leopard Trust and the Grootbos Foundation it is building the Agulhas Green Corridor, which joins the Walker Bay Protected Environment to Agulhas National Park and the Nuwejaars area [MS].
What the letters in square brackets mean
Facts on this page are followed by a tag that shows where they come from.
- [IC] Independently Corroborated. Confirmed by an official record, such as a government notice or a court or council record, or by at least two sources that do not depend on each other.
- [MS] Mission-Sourced. Comes from the organisation’s own website or statements, from the statements of a group it works with, or from the Forum’s own records. It has not been checked against sources that do not depend on them.
- [TBV] To Be Verified. Seems likely, but nobody has confirmed it from a reliable source yet.
At a glance
| Kind | Non-profit |
| Based in | Not yet known |
| Website | Not yet known |
| Role | Partner in the Agulhas Green Corridor [MS] |
| Link to the valley | Indirect. Its corridor lies south of the valley |
| Contact with the Forum | Not approached |
What it does
No description from the Trust itself has been gathered for this page yet.
How its work reaches the valley
The Agulhas Green Corridor lies south of the valley. Ridge to River to Table looks to it as an example for a corridor through the valley’s mountains [MS].
Where it touches this site
- Ridge to River to Table, an idea not yet agreed, which names the corridor.
What is still open
- The Trust’s website and office.
- Whether the corridor’s planning reaches towards the valley.
Have your say
If you know more about Endangered Wildlife Trust’s work in the valley, contact the moderators via How to Submit.
Related
References
- Cape Leopard Trust. The Tale of Two Leopards in the Overberg. The Agulhas Green Corridor and its partners.