26/09/2023
"The only way to do great work is to love what you do" - Steve Jobs.
It is easy to ignore that our children are primary victims of hunger and malnutrition which is accelerated by the ongoing climate change crisis.
The incredible work of Ripples International in advocating for the inclusion of children in climate action has inspired ,Sammy Mwongera,who will partner with the organisation in undertaking an extraordinary motorcycle journey! ποΈ In just 10 days, he'll be riding from South Africa to Meru,Kenya, to create awareness on the ongoing crisis.
Ripples International's feeding programs for children are vital, making our partnership even more critical.This ride also symbolises his unwavering commitment to inclusive climate action. ππ±
The African voice needs to be heard, and in return, Ripples International will mobilize school-going children from over 20 schools in Meru to plant at least 5 trees for every mile Sammy covers, totaling 20,000 trees. π³
Follow us along the journey and stay tuned for updates as Sammy, embarks on this epic adventure. ππ
UNICEF National Drought Management Authority Ministry of Environment UK in Kenya European Union in Kenya
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30/08/2022
FIM AFRICA ENVIRONMENTAL WEBINAR β WEDNESDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 2022 @ 19:00
Dear FIM AFRICA FMNs, The FIM AFRICA Environment Chairman, Marius Matthee, will host an Environmental Seminar on Wednesday, 21st September 2022, between 19h00 and 21h30 (CAT). The seminar is open tβ¦
15/07/2020
Motorsport South Africa is hosting a few environmental webinars in the forthcoming weeks. Everyone (including non-SA) is welcome to sign-up. More information is available at this link:
MSA ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER - WEBINARS
Following the roll out of the TC & Scrutineer, GCR and Event Secretary Webinars, MSA is very pleased to launch the fourth in its series of online webinars.
23/09/2019
WORLD RHINO DAY on 22 September raises awareness for the plight of all species of rhinos. This is also an opportunity for businesses, governments, NGOs and other organizations to actively show their support to stop the senseless killing of these animals.
FIM AFRICA wishes to sensitize the African motorcycle community, in particular, on wildlife poaching and illegal trades and the need to preserve the wildlife for future generations.
Africa is famous for its wildlife, which draws thousands of tourists to Africa every year. African countries have seen a significant increase in poaching in recent years, mainly the rhino for its horn, but also the elephant for ivory. For all their strength and cunning, animals like rhinos, elephants and gorillas are no match for a poacher's rifle.
Poaching always has the potential to undermine so much of the work weβve done over several decades to protect endangered species and to cause irreversible damage to our ecology and natural environment.
In 2013 FIM AFRICA decided to βadoptβ the rhino as our mascot to create a greater awareness of the senseless and horrendous poaching of these beautiful creatures. FIM AFRICA has chosen the rhino to be representative of all African Wildlife that is endangered.
02/09/2019
An informative video produced by a South African waste oil removal company. Briefly touches on why oil pollution is hazardous. Worth sharing with the motorcycle fraternity, with specific reference to the FIM Africa Enviro Code (soil pollution, why enviro mats are essential, etc).
The ROSE Foundation - Recycling Oil Saves the Environment
Bubele Nyiba, CEO of the ROSE Foundation, talks about the work ROSE does and the importance of recycling used lubricating oil in South Africa.
30/08/2019
The FIM AFRICA Environmental Commission wishes all competitors, officials and spectators a most enjoyable and memorable weekend at the 2019 FIM AFRICA Motocross of African Nations.