THE GREEN TICKET endorsements and partners
Mission Statement: To create a place for both adults & children from all walks of life to enjoy various learning experiences that focus on developing excellent teamwork and leadership whilst gaining knowledge about the surrounding environment & how they can contribute to its’ preservation.
Ingwe is an established outdoor adventure education facility for both youth and adult groups offering various programmes that are focused on developing excellent leadership, life skills and participation in conservation based activities.
Ingwe Forest Adventures is the base for The Green Ticket.org
Visit www.ingwe.org.za
The Eden to Addo Corridor Initiative is a civil society conservation initiative that aims to create an effective pattern of habitats stretching from Wilderness Lakes in the Eden District to Addo Elephant National Park in the Eastern Cape, ensuring ecological connectivity for species, communities and ecological processes. Visit www.edentoaddo.co.za
Formosa Indigenous Nursery is situated just off Redford Road, The Crags district Plettenberg Bay. As our name suggests, we specialize in Indigenous only, offering a wide selection of trees, shrubs, hedges, creepers and flowering varietals especially, but not exclusively suited to the Cape environs. We offer a free site consultation service, and undertake plantings with ongoing monitoring/follow up services. We are proudly affiliated to The Green Ticket.org.
Enquiries to Neil on 083 268 6122 or formosaindigenous@vodamail.co.za
THE GREEN TICKET clients and sponsors
 All About Africa Tours & Travels
- tour operator based in Cape TownAll About Africa Tours & Travels is an INCOMING DESTINATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY that organizes tours and safaris into Southern and East Africa. They specialize in tailor-made tours and self drives and endeavour to work with accredited FTTSA suppliers, as well as, other sustainable tourism suppliers and destinations. They strive to be socially and economically responsible in their ways of doing business. Visit www.allaboutafrica.co.za
Situated 18km East of the coastal town of Plettenberg Bay, Hog Hollow Country Lodge, is set on the edge of indigenous forest with breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and Tsitsikamma Mountains. We are well known for our delectable food, personalized accommodation, panoramic views and sincere hospitality. Hog Hollow has always had a strong responsible and sustainable tourism profile. FTTSA and Wilderness Foundation Green Leaf accredited. Visit www.hog-hollow.com
 Africa’s Ocean Safaris is a proud owner of one of a few whale watching permits allocated country-wide and is also licensed by the South African Boat-Based Whale Watching Association to conduct marine mammal encounters in Plettenberg Bay. We are dedicated to the observation and conservation of our magnificent marine environment and is rated by “Europe” magazine as one of the top 25 marine eco-ventures worldwide. Taking a cruise with us will assure you of an exclusive, legal and environmentally sensitive encounter with our marine co-habitants. Visit www.oceansafaris.co.za
That Place - Self Catering establishment in The Crags, Plettenberg Bay with a strong environmental profile.
That Place is a comfortable, friendly home where you can spend a good, relaxing holiday. Forest and pastoral views, rich birdlife - and, if you are lucky - elephants wandering through their paddocks across the valley! That Place has a strong environmental profile.
Visit www.thatplace.co.za
Monkeyland is the World's first free-roaming, multi-species primate sanctuary. Its aims are to provide ex-captive primates with a healthier, more natural life and to raise public awareness about primates. Around 400 apes, monkeys and lemurs live at Monkeyland, including gibbons, capuchin monkeys, squirrel monkeys, spider monkeys, miniature monkeys, vervets, langurs and three species of lemur. Guests leave our sanctuary with a greater understanding of the primates of the world and the threats they are facing. One of our main goals is to educate the public about the adverse effects of keeping primates as pets, in terms of both physical and psychological health. Also important is the rapid decline of natural habitats due to logging, mining, agriculture and human settlements. We encourage the visiting public to buy goods wisely, ranging from second-hand or antique wood-products, to pharmaceuticals and cosmetics that were not tested on animals.
Visit www.monkeyland.co.za
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