The Onrus Catchment-to-Coast (C2C) Restoration and Rehabilitation Project, led by the Overstrand Municipality in Hermanus, South Africa, focuses on restoring the ecological integrity of the Onrus Catchment— from its source to the sea/coast.

The project aims to mitigate the impacts of climate change, improve water quality and water security, protect local biodiversity and habitats, and reduce flood risks and erosion. Through holistic rehabilitation efforts, the project seeks to ensure long term environmental resilience and sustainability across the catchment.

This webinar is free and open for all to attend.

Our speakers

Danielle Smith - Project Coordinator for the Onrus Catchment-to-Coast (C2C) Restoration and Rehabilitation Project

Danielle has played a leading role since its inception. She holds a BA Honours degree in Geography and Environmental Studies from the University of Stellenbosch and brings a strong background in environmental management and sustainable development.

As the project’s first coordinator, Danielle has guided the C2C initiative through its foundational stages, securing critical funding and building strong stakeholder partnerships. The project’s efforts have been recognised at both national and international levels, with invitations to key environmental forums such as the COP16 and the Ramsar COP15 milestone events amongst others.

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