Introduction
Potential Bicycle City South Africa Locations
South Africa Alternative Energy Organizations & Companies
South Africa Animal & Wildlife Groups
South Africa Business Organizations & Resources
Education Organizations & Resources South Africa
Environmental Groups South Africa
International Groups
South Africa National Government
Other Useful Links
In Conclusion

Vast plains and continuous mountain ranges could create an idyllic potential location for Bicycle City, South Africa. The country has a temperate climate, allowing for dry summers and mild winters, making outdoor activities popular, according to Atlapedia.com.

South Africa boasts the “world's leading conservation and scientific research bodies and a leading proponent of maintaining the indigenous natural environment,” according to South Africa National Parks. From safaris to hiking and swimming, South Africa offers a wide range of outdoor, eco-friendly activities. South Africa has initiated strict legislation for conservation and biodiversity, notes South Africa National Parks, which would benefit potential Bicycle City, South Africa visitors or residents.

An ongoing trend can be seen toward the use and production of organic products in South Africa, as well as ongoing education as to the importance of these products, notes the US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agriculture Service Gain Report.

Keeping with the goals of any prospective Bicycle City, SA, location, this year, South Africa has begun a strong push towards scientific research in the areas of alternative fuels sources, according to Engineering News Online. Biofuels and clean-burning coal are both options for the future.

Bicycle City South Africa locations might be located 100 or fewer miles outside of these South African cities

• Population: 3,192,611
• Average Annual Rainfall: 33.3”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 77.5F, Feb 76.6F, Mar 74.8F, Apr 70.0F, May 65.3F, Jun 60.6F, Jul 61.5F, Aug 66.4F, Sep 72.1F, Oct 74.7F, Nov 75.4F, Dec 77.2F
• Water: Valley of the Waves
• Adjacent Public Land: Marakele National Park, Kruger National Park
• Zip Codes: 2001
• Other Highlights: Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, The Apartheid Museum

   

• Population: 2,871,844
• Average Annual Rainfall: 24.1”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 78.3F, Feb 78.8F, Mar 76.6F, Apr 73.0F, May 69.8F, Jun 64.6F, Jul 63.5F, Aug 65.1F, Sep 66.9F, Oct 70.0F, Nov 74.1F, Dec 76.1F
• Water: V & A Waterfront, Robben Island
• Adjacent Public Land: West Coast National Park, Table Mountain National Park
• Zip Codes: 8000
• Other Highlights: Cape Point

• Population: 2,726,257
• Average Annual Rainfall: 41.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 81.9F, Feb 82.2F, Mar 81.7F, Apr 78.8F, May 75.9F, Jun 73.2F, Jul 72.7F, Aug 73.0F, Sep 73.9F, Oct 75.0F, Nov 77.2F, Dec 80.2F
• Adjacent Public Lands: Golden Gate Highlands National Park
• Zip Codes: 4000
• Other Highlights: Blue Flag Beaches, Fitzsimmon’s Snake Park

• Population: 976,957
• Average Annual Rainfall: 23.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 77.5F, Feb 77.5F, Mar 76.1F, Apr 73.2F, May 70.7F, Jun 68.2F, Jul 67.3F, Aug 67.5F, Sep 68.0F, Oct 69.4F, Nov 72.1F, Dec 75.4F
• Water: King’s Beach, Hobie Beach
• Adjacent Public Lands: Addo Elephant National Park
• Zip Codes: 6001
• Other Highlights: Bayworld

• Population: 512,418
• Average Annual Rainfall: 32.9”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 77.5F, Feb 77.7F, Mar 76.5F, Apr 74.5F, May 72.3F, June 69.8F, Jul 69.3F, Aug 68.9F, Sep 69.1F, Oct 70.5F, Nov 72.5F, Dec 75.6F
• Water: Nanoon Reef
• Adjacent Public Lands: Mountain Zebra National Park
• Zip Codes: 5201
• Other Highlights: The Sunshine Coast, The Wild Coast, Amatola Mountain Escape

• World Climate.com
• South Africa National Parks
• South Africa City Population
• South Africa Post Office
• South Africa website

• Biodiesel One
• Institute for Commercial Forestry Research
• NanoElf Biodiesel
• South African Government Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
  
• South African Government Department of Minerals and Energy
• Southern African Institute of Forestry
• Sustainable Energy Society of Southern Africa SESSA

• AfriTrust Wildlife Trust
• Animal Anti-Cruelty League
• Animal Protection & Environmental Sanctuary (APES)
• Birdlife South Africa
• Endangered Wildlife Trust
• Kissama Foundation
• National Horse Trust
• Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa

• Blaauwberg & West Coast Chamber of Trade & Industry
  
• Bloemfontein Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• Cape Town Regional Chamber of Commerce
• Department of Economic Affairs and Tourism
• Soroptimist International Pretoria
• South African Board for Personnel Practice
• South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA)

• South African Consulate General
  
• College of Cape Town; University of Cape Town; University of Durban-Westville
  University of Port Elizabeth; Vista University. Click here for a complete list of colleges/universities.

• Earthlife Africa
• Friends of the Pilansberg
• Nelson Mandela Bay Local Environmentalists (NiMBLE)
• North West Parks & Tourism Board Honorary Officer Association
• Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa

• Alliance Francaise South Africa
• British Council South Africa
• Irish South African Association
• Italian Club Johannesburg
• Swiss Club Cape Town

• Department of Agriculture
• Department of Education
• Department of Health
• Department of Land Affairs
• Department of Minerals & Energy
• Department of Transport
• Department of Water Affairs & Forestry

• Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd.

Moving toward the future, South Africa is leading the way for research to more eco-friendly living. The new legislation and funding directed towards fuels options and conservation correlate with the goals of a potential Bicycle City, South Africa, development. As this country finds its path to a better way of life, Bicycle City, South Africa has strong potential for success.