Eco-Access champions the rights of disabled people to access nature

Eco-Access is a registered non-profit organisation, which exists to ensure disabled people have access to nature. Furthermore, it encourages integration between disabled and non-disabled people within the wilderness experience.

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'Greening' a school is about more than just planting trees ...

It's about creating a natural environment filled with birds, bees, butterflies and bats.

It's about getting disabled children involved in nature: learning to identify bird calls; watching birds build their nests, chicks hatching and learning to fly; bees pollinating flowers ... a beautiful butterfly emerging from a chrysalis spun by a caterpillar ...

If you believe all children should have the chance to discover the wonders of nature, please consider making a donation online right now.

Your gift will help provide bird baths and feeding tables to attract a large variety of birds into the school grounds, owl nesting boxes and bat houses.

At our five 'Green' Schools for the disabled, the spadework has already been done – literally! Gardens have been planted and the children's interest sparked. Now we need help from nature-loving South Africans like you to complete the process.

Please make a donation now if you can. Click here to donate online by credit card.

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