The Centre is committed to providing equitable and sustainable development and management options. We view the economic, social and natural environments as interconnected processes, a view which is reflected in the multi-disciplinary composition of the Delta team. This dynamic approach to problem-solving ensures that proposals, projects and research are viewed from a wide range of perspectives.

Projects undertaken include: EIA's and scoping reports covering property, mining as well as nature reserve developments; ecotourism consulting; biophysical surveys; and natural resource management strategies.

The team comprises:
Geoff Lockwood.
He is a member of the Delta Environmental Consultancy, as well as Delta's consultant on environmental topics to businesses and industries and is often called upon to advise on and contribute to environmental impact assessment studies.

Geoff has consulted on a number of property developments: Blue Gill (Kempton Park), Woodmead Office Park and Willows Estate, Johannesburg Airport IDZ. He has contributed specialist input on birds and wetlands to a number of EIA processes including the Crocodile River Mine, Springs/Nigel airport, various casino proposals, golf course management issues and the conversion of a golf course to higher density land use. He is a consultant ornithologist for Veld Focus (50/50) and for BirdLife SA,

Ivan Ginsberg
Ivan Ginsberg has been involved in the environmental and ecological arena since graduating from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1985. His responsibilities have included management of a nature reserve, lecturing on ecology at the University of the Witwatersrand, specialist field environmental/ecological education to various sectors, ranging from adult/tertiary to senior school groups. He is also a core member involved in ecological assessments and environmental assignments undertaken by the Delta Environmental Team. He has also been involved in Environmental Impact Assessments covering such projects as mining and property development ; Resource Management and Biosurveys.

He has recently co-authored a natural history book on Gauteng, and participated in the development of field guides. He is also a registered Satour specialist ecology /natural history guide.

Sandy Gracie
Contributes to social science issues, having a degree in Social Anthropology and Psychology Honours. Facilitates workshops focussing on environmental issues.