It doesn't only take eco-warriors to protect the environment. Karoline Hanks ventures to one of Southern Africa's most protected, but sadly not unspoilt beaches, and explains how even holidaymakers can make a difference. ©Ingrid Taylar By Karoline Hanks It is difficult venturing to wild places - locally and abroad - when one is tuned into some of the planet’s more pressing environmental ills. I sometimes wish I could just go on holiday and set my “green-heat-seeking goggles” aside. I have tried, but I just cannot do it. By travelling to one of the more remote corners of South Africa’s coastline earlier this year, I had thought it would be a chance to get away from many, if not all of humanity’s bruising habits. Astoundingly, I was wrong. From the north-eastern border with Mozambique down to just south of the town of St Lucia, lies the most splendid 220km stretch of wild and relatively undeveloped coastline. It is soul food at its del...
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