John Osmond, Director of the Institute of Welsh Affairs (IWA), is climbing Kilimanjaro in January 2010 in support of the Mpingo Conservation Project in southern Tanzania.
John’s Kilimanjaro climb is a part of the IWA’s commitment to a new project called Rainforest – the Size of Wales.
An area “the size of Wales” is frequently used to emphasise how fast forest is being lost.
Through Rainforest – the Size of Wales, the IWA is turning this on its head and urging Wales, as a nation, to protect forests in Africa.
As much as 15-20 per cent of carbon emissions are from forest loss.
You can support this initiative by making a donation online to Environment Africa Trust.
Alternatively, please send cheques, made out to Environment Africa Trust, to:
Hannah Scrase Project Manager The Size of Wales WCVA Baltic House Mount Stuart Square Cardiff CF10 5FH
And for more information, please contact Hannah Scrase:
hscrase@wcva.org.uk 074545 514254
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JOHN OSMOND TO CLIMB KILIMANJARO FOR AFRICAN BLACKWOOD
John’s Kilimanjaro climb is a part of the IWA’s commitment to a new project called Rainforest – the Size of Wales.
An area “the size of Wales” is frequently used to emphasise how fast forest is being lost.
Through Rainforest – the Size of Wales, the IWA is turning this on its head and urging Wales, as a nation, to protect forests in Africa.
As much as 15-20 per cent of carbon emissions are from forest loss.
You can support this initiative by making a donation online to Environment Africa Trust.
Alternatively, please send cheques, made out to Environment Africa Trust, to:
Hannah Scrase
Project Manager
The Size of Wales
WCVA
Baltic House
Mount Stuart Square
Cardiff
CF10 5FH
And for more information, please contact Hannah Scrase:
hscrase@wcva.org.uk
074545 514254