One of the lucky Miss Nature Conservation South African (MNCSA) finalists will soon be crowned this weekend when she receives a tiara, sach and duties that needs to be filled through for the year.
From going through the obstacles such as the axle twister at the 4×4 training last month, to spending time at local SPCA’s and Community Led Animal Welfare (Claw), these young women have proved themselves worthy of the crown.
“As soon as Miss Nature Conservation is crowned, she will be taught by a specific team about the importance of recycling, taking care of animals and upcycling (the use of recycled materials that produces a gift box, piggy bank, anything similar),” said Stephan Myburgh, Chief Executive Officer of the pageant in a previous article.
He added that the judges will be very strict this year and will choose the contestant who has the most knowledge, care and understanding of animals.
The official crowning will take place this Saturday,14 November at 7pm and will be held at the Discovery Recreation Centre.
Tickets cost R250 per person which includes dinner. To book your ticket call Stephan on 074 807 7750.
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