Empowering Communities, Nurturing Oceans,
Sustaining Biodiversity
Why should we care
LEADING POSITIVE FUTURES NOW
Lesego Pule Foundation for Nature
The Lesego Pule Foundation for Nature (LPFN) is a non-profit organization founded by Lesego Pule, a dedicated conservationist, in 2022. This foundation is driven by the mission to elevate environmental stewardship and gather support for the protection of our environment.
LPFN aspires to forge partnerships with individuals and organizations to revolutionize the Wildlife Economy. Specifically, the foundation empowers emerging Historically Disadvantaged Individuals (HDI) game farmers with essential skills for sustainable practices, among other initiatives. Additionally, LPFN aims to collaborate with mining houses, ensuring that Corporate Environmental Responsibility becomes an integral aspect of compliance policies.
OUR COMMITMENT IS
LIVING IN HARMONY WITH THE ENVIRONMENT
Why Should We Care?
Promoting Clean Communities and Sustainable Practices amongst over things
Wildlife
Beyond its role in nature’s intricate web, wildlife stands as a vital pillar of our province’s tourism industry...
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Land
The Northern Cape, like many regions across South Africa, grapples with the alarming issue of land degradation...
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Species
The plight of species facing extinction, compounded by the encroachment of alien invasive plants upon our natural...
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Oceans
With a coastline spanning over 500km, the Northern Cape holds a profound connection to our oceans...
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Journey
LPFN is more than an organization; it’s a movement that envisions positive change for the Northern Cape’s oceans and diverse ecosystems. Together, we can redefine our relationship with our natural surroundings, foster thriving economies, and ensure a harmonious coexistence with our oceans and wildlife.
Empowering Communities.
Nurturing Oceans.
FACILITATE THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHERN CAPE
More about LPFN
The foundation has initiated discussions with several mining companies to establish Biodiversity Offset agreements, aiming to mitigate the impacts of mining on the ecosystem. Among its immediate objectives is the removal of alien invasive plants, utilizing them to create furniture and firewood, thereby generating employment in the process.
At the heart of its existence is the aspiration to awaken a universal understanding that everything we do is intricately connected to the environment. LPFN aims to achieve this through regular environmental awareness programs and campaigns, fostering a collective responsibility towards our natural world.
