Hamilton-Fynch

21/08/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19carTJTXr/

02/07/2026

10/06/2026

A few of ~50 interpretation panels just completed for the Graskop Glass Lift Forest Trail.

10/06/2026

A few of the 50 panels on tree interpretation we have just completed for the Graskop Glass Lift forest trail. The panels fold at the line near the bottom just above 'Forest Pharmacy' so as to wrap around the walkway balustrade.

07/04/2026

Some of our recent work for Graskop Gorge Adventure Centre/Glass Lift Project. Several large biodiversity panels ±2000 mm x 800 mm and a 60 page booklet as a 'take home the forest ' souvenir Busy now with ±50 small plant panels to supplement tree labels. Naming trees alone doesn't tell you anything other than the species, and most of the trees here have canopies far above you so you don't see leaves, flowers or fruits close up. These plant panels will fix that.

23/01/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06uYTjKwS1E

Harrison Ford shares a message to request that we join him in saving the biodiversity of the planet.

22/01/2025

What happens when an entire state goes organic? Wildlife returns, soil rejuvenates, and trash vanishes.

Sikkim is a trailblazer in sustainable agriculture. In 2016, it became the first fully organic state in the world, converting all 760 square kilometers of farmland to certified organic practices.

This shift was driven by a vision to protect fragile ecosystems, enrich biodiversity, and improve the health of its citizens. Chemical fertilizers and pesticides are strictly banned, making Sikkim a model for eco-conscious farming.

From vibrant backyard gardens to expansive paddy fields, the state's organic revolution has rejuvenated its soil and spurred an increase in bee and wildlife populations, showcasing the harmony between humans and nature.

Beyond its agricultural transformation, Sikkim has seen a surge in eco-tourism.

Visitors flock to its breathtaking landscapes of towering peaks, lush forests, and sacred monasteries. The images reveal slices of life here: a family kitchen stocked with backyard-grown vegetables, farmers processing rice, and monks meditating with Mount Kangchenjunga in the backdrop.

And the town uses bamboo water bottles instead of plastic ones in shops, further reducing humans' impact on the natural world.

Learn more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikkim

12/08/2024

A few of the ~100 interpretation panels for the terrestrial environment that we created for Maputo National Park.