Green Ripple -Spread the word

29/05/2026

80 years of sustainable growth with absolute recognition and unwavering commitment to the pristine environment in which Morgan Bay Hotel rests. !!!!
A legacy of sustainable tourism growth that should serve as an example of how this region could absolutely be South Africas top eco tourism coastal leader .
Thank you Richard Warren-Smith , your family and entire team for such a shining example of an eco tourism jewel.
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Established in 1946 - Experience one of the Wild Coast's hidden gems

26/05/2026

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Attached the articles as published

20/05/2026

https://saveourseas.com/
Phenomenal organisation

The Save Our Seas Foundation funds and supports research, conservation and education projects worldwide, focusing primarily on charismatic threatened wildlife and their habitats.

20/05/2026

It's time we did something about this - please sign:

1. Environmental impacts • Mining removes sand from beaches and dunes, destroying sensitive ecosystems. • These coastal areas protect inland communities from storms and rising sea levels, so their loss increases coastal erosion,making flooding and storm damage more likely. • Mining creates dus...

04/05/2026

It appears the cut off low has a trajectory more westward and East London seems to be getting only brush of it . Still good rains forecast and the low has intensified and created a more offshore flow against the ridging high .
More moderate than forecast but these systems can be unpredictable. Keep an eye on forecasts

03/05/2026

Severe weather warnings East London late Tues through to Thurday next week . Disruptive rains and wind as a cut off low is expected to cause weather havoc

21/04/2026

Your Green Ripples are needed to extend towards this magnificent coastal jewel . Jeffreys Bay is an eco tourist magnate and one can only speculate that the Corona Open tourism boost may have been purposefully scuppered to pave a way for this impactful disaster.
Please oppose this as best you can . This cannot be allowed without a fight .

https://www.greenbuildingafrica.co.za/thyspunt-emerges-preferred-site-for-eskoms-5200mw-nuclear-build/

Meeting at Newton Hall on 24th April @ 18:00



We don’t want

6.3 million cubic meters of black sand (gooey) pumped into our ocean. The calamari industry will be ruined affecting 3000 employees and their families who will be left jobless.
Very possible surf spots will be destroyed – Marine life killed.

Thousands of job seekers and no work for them – so they stay and crime increases.


These are just 2 points, that will ruin our lifestyles and where we live will never be the same, ever!



Please read the attached or just come to the meeting PLEASE! We need to show them we are serious.



Thanks, see you there.

J Bay activists

Proposed plant to deliver up to 5 200 MW of low carbon baseload power. Thyspunt in Eastern Cape identified as preferred site, subject to further study.

20/04/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/1GQbhKTD83/
A link from NEMF , get your children to understand our relationship with the environment and our impact. Most importantly , get them into nature .
Green Rippples radiate outwards when our impact is fully understood .

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STORY FROM ANNEMARIE DAVIS OF A FATHER TEACHING HIS YOUNG SON ABOUT THE DEVASTATING EFFECT OF THE INVASIVE WATER HYACINTH ON THE NAHOON RIVER

12/02/2026

https://www.dailydispatch.co.za/news/2026-02-10-bridge-over-stream-awash-with-sewage-will-keep-surfers-challenge-athletes-safe/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAP6LHRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR5swM_wblxl38mRtAEjQqv6U8JlDlW45vTYHg1x3_ttiBpj5fmfW8eL3khGvQ_aem_5lmeDinjvG0T3_Q4HhYC2g

A bridge will be built over the stream gushing sewage in Gonubie to keep thousands of Discovery Surfers Challenge runners safe.

12/02/2026

Shared from Nahoon Point Nature Reserve

A recent natural history record at the reserve was this 1.63 m common smoothhound shark (Mustelus mustelus) which was logged as a recreational mortality at Nahoon Beach.
Aquarium volunteer Jessica Robertson sent through a photo record of the species and museum scientist Kevin Cole liaising with retired museum colleague Greg Brett and shark expert Dr Geremy Cliff confirmed both the species and the strange markings as accentuated musculature which is known to present with houndsharks after death.

ℹ Common smoothhound shark are not dangerous to humans at all. They're considered one of the most harmless shark species. Their teeth are flat and pavement-like, designed for crushing shellfish and crabs - not tearing flesh.

It is found in the eastern Atlantic Ocean from the British Isles to South Africa, and in the Mediterranean Sea, Madeira, and the Canary Islands.