Could you be SA’s next climate leader and ultimate earth warrior?
With an ever-growing awareness and global focus on climate change, the work done by Miss Earth ambassadors across the country has become more important than ever.
After the recent Paris Agreement reached at COP 21 late last year, the work to change mind-sets of civil society is now more important than ever.
Do you have what it takes to be an environmental ambassador, with an energy and spark to share knowledge, passion and ultimately to change behaviour for a more sustainable future for all?
The 2016 Miss Earth South Africa celebrates its 13th year of empowering South African women who go on to become advocates for waste management, recycling, climate change, food security, water stewardship and energy efficiency.
The organisation has been acknowledged and recognised from within the environmental space, both nationally and internationally, for more than a decade..
This leadership programme seeks to develop young minds, inspiring young women, who in turntouch lives and work towards greener cities.
National workshops and castings will take place weekly across the country at Tsogo Sun venues during the month of May.
Applicants will be notified accordingly once applications have been received.
Workshops will include a green-minded approach to sharing the journey of being a Miss Earth ambassador, a key focus on waste management, separation at source, recycling, climate change and food security.
A project day is scheduled for each region so that the participants are able to engage with the community and make a direct impact.
For more info log onto www.missearthsa.co.za and follow the journey on Twitter and Instagram at @missearth_sa and join their Facebook page: Miss Earth South Africa.
