Liane Greeff and Roy MacGregor are the main active members of EcoDoc Africa. We are nomadic and travel from project to project, spending months in different parts of South Africa, and increasingly we plan to spend more time further North exploring rainwater harvesting, sustainable agricultural practices and micro-hydro projects in other parts of Africa.

Other members of EcoDoc Africa are Philip Owen (who provides the Secretarial base in Mpumalanga, and which we are currently using as a base to operate from, and where most of the editing takes place), and December Ndlovu who helps with community visits and translation, and Zainab Adams who provides support.

Partner Organisations:



We aim to keep EcoDoc Africa lean to build up a broad range of partner organisations and individuals whose work we want to amplify. Our birth date was 17 April 2009 and the partner organisations that we have worked with since then include the following:

GeaSphere Earth Matters

GeaSphere Educational DVD
Timber and Water Use: A Tour of the Jonkershoek Valley with Arthur Chapman
Thirsty alien trees, no water left and climate confusion. A photographic essay

The Environmental Monitoring Group (EMG)

o Water Flows to Money: Water and Climate Change

EMG and Justica Ambiental

o We Fear the Unknown Future:

African Rivers Network

o Declaration of Broken Promises

TimberWatch and World Rainforest Movement

Declaration against monoculture alien tree plantations
Declaración Internacional: ¡Detengan la expansión de los monocultivos de árboles!

International Rivers

o Lori Pottinger on Mphande Nkuwa

South Durban Environmental Alliance

o Shell Protest

The Water Dialogues South Africa

Straight Talk
Introduction and six case studies of The Water Dialogues South Africa

EcoDoc Africa is a not-for-profit organisation based in
South Africa and working on projects throughout Africa,
with the main aim of bringing visual clarity to
environmental issues, experiences and projects.

Our Mission is “to raise awareness and promote good
decision making in support of ecological sustainability and
social justice through the provision of multi-media
materials that inspire people and promote an
understanding of the positive and negative impacts of
different developmental approaches.”