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Thekwini TVET CollegeRef: https://www.thekwini.edu.za/blog/post-3/
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Source domain: thekwini.edu.za
Collected on 5 July 2026
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What this means
This text is a webpage post from Thekwini College (Thekwini Technical and Vocational Education and Training College) dated 20 September 2021 under an “Uncategorized” category. The post explains ARBOR week (celebrated in the first week of September) and provides reasons trees are important to the environment, covering air, water, biodiversity, social impact, health, and climate. It ends with social sharing links and navigation to other site items (e.g., NSFAS and Skills Unit).
Facts
Reference
https://www.thekwini.edu.za/blog/post-3/
Key Takeaways
- Organisation: Thekwini College (Thekwini Technical and Vocational Education and Training College)
- Post date: September 20, 2021
- Topic: ARBOR week in the first week of September
- Purpose: raise awareness of threatened tree species and the need to plant and maintain indigenous trees in South Africa
- Claims include: trees help clean air, filter water, support biodiversity, provide social/economic benefits, improve health, and store carbon
- Carbon claim: mature tree can absorb an average of 22 kg of carbon dioxide per year
- Thekwini College
- Thekwini Technical and Vocational Education and Training College
- NSFAS
- Skills Unit
Dates
Closing Date
20 September 2021