Krakadouw Trust
LIVING LANDSCAPE
PROJECT
Project Objectives
What we do
Krakadouw Trust
Trustees
Contact
JOB
CREATION PROGRAMME
Training
Guiding
People Involved
Contact
TEACHING PROGRAMME
What we offer
Accommodation
Instructors
How to participate
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
Events
Archive
CRAFT SHOP &
ROCK ART TRAIL
Crafts
Rock Art Trail
Accommodation
Bookings
The Krakadouw Trust is an established non profit making organisation (Trust number 1739/2001) that has gained experience developing community training programmes, creating sustainable small businesses and building links with other organisations. Its finances are professionally audited, its objectives endorsed by the Cederberg Municipality and its logistics supported by the University of Cape Town. The development of the Living Landscape Project is undertaken by the Krakadouw Trust under the leadership of John Parkington, Professor of Archaeology at the University of Cape Town. Trustees are Val West, Crain Soudien, Jacob Klaase and John Parkington. The Patron of the Living Landscape Project is Professor Njabulo Ndebele, vice chancellor of the University of Cape Town.
The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism Valli Moosa addresses the audience on Heritage Day 2000 in what was the St John's School Hall, now renovated for use in the Living Landscape Project
Krakadouw mountains in the
Cederberg Wilderness Area.
The UCT Living Landscape Centre, situated adjacent to the craft shop at 16 Park
Street, Clanwilliam.
Craftwork
undertaken is for sale in the Living Landscape craft shop situated at 18
Park Street, Clanwilliam.