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Stakeholder Engagement

Ethekwini Metropolitan MunicipalityRef: https://museums.durban.gov.za/page/stakeholder-engagement

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Collected on 9 September 2026

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This document announces the eThekwini Biodiversity Forum, a recurring stakeholder engagement platform established by municipal departments and institutions to foster collaboration on biodiversity issues in Durban. It is open to government bodies, NGOs, academics, businesses, and individuals who wish to present work or discuss conservation topics. Meetings occur every three months at the Paradise Valley Nature Reserve and are ongoing.

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Participation in the eThekwini Biodiversity Forum

Organisations and individuals can participate in the eThekwini Biodiversity Forum to share projects, present work, or raise issues related to biodiversity conservation and management in Durban and its surroundings. Meetings are held every three months at the Paradise Valley Nature Reserve.

Who it is for: government departments, civil society organisations, academic institutions, conservancies, universities, consultancies, private companies, and individuals interested in biodiversity
How to act on it: Attend the meeting at the Paradise Valley Nature Reserve every three months

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The Biodiversity Forum has over the years evolved into a meeting place where any organisation or individual can present their work or raise issues, provided that it is related to biodiversity conservation and management in Durban and surrounds.

Facts

Places

eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

Reference

https://museums.durban.gov.za/page/stakeholder-engagement

Key Takeaways

eThekwini Biodiversity Forum
every three months
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve
Environmental Planning and Climate Protection Department (EPCPD)
Durban Natural Science Museum
Parks, Leisure and Cemeteries Department
biodiversity conservation
Durban
eThekwini Municipality’s Environmental Planning and Climate Protection Department (EPCPD)
Durban Natural Science Museum
Parks, Leisure and Cemeteries Department
KZN Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs
Palmiet River Watch
Working on Fire
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve