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| Organisations | Telephone | Fax | E-mail | | Botanical Society | (021) 797 2090 | (021) 797 2376 | botsocsa@gem.co.za | | Chief Air Pollution Control Officer | (012) 325 5100 | | | | Environmental Advisory Unit, University of Cape Town | (021) 650 2870 | (021) 650 3791 | Khan@enviro.uct.ac.za | Environmental Affairs and Tourism
Secretary of the parliamentary portfolio committee | (021) 403 3748 | | | | Environmental Justice Networking Forum | (033) 394 9073 | (033) 345 5841 | | | Environmental Monitoring Group | (021) 447 9781 | (021) 447 9784 | | | Green Coalition | (021) 448 0144 | | | | National Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism | (012) 310 3911 | (012) 320 4746 | | | | Wildlife and Environment Society | | | | | Head Office | (011) 482 1670 | (011) 482 2436 | | | Western Cape | (021) 701 1397 | (021) 701 1399 | | | | | | | World Wildlife Fund for Nature | (021) 887 2801 | (021) 887 9517 | |
PublicationsA User Guide to the National Environmental Management Act, Guide One
Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism Environmental Action Resource Book for Capetonians
EAU and the Green Coalition - a comprehensive source of contacts for the Western Cape, obtainable from Environmental Advisory Unit (EAU), University of Cape Town Environmental Law in South Africa
By Prof. Jan Glazewski Environmental Laws of South Africa
By P.W.G. Henderson Going Green: People, Politics and the Environment in South Africa
By Jacklyn Cock and Eddie Koch, published by Oxford University Press, 1991 Know Your Environmental Rights
Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa The Environmental Monitoring Group has a booklet which explains how to participate effectively in processes such a environmental impact assessments. It also looks at strategies to achieve better environmental standards, and to lobby local councils and parliament. Your Social and Economic Rights
Development Action Group, 1996
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