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Help our fynbos rise stronger after fire

26,380
hectares
Total Conservancy
10,378
hectares
Area Burned
4,000
hectares
Alien Clearing Needed
50+
members
Conservancy Members

Fire is a natural and essential part of fynbos ecology, triggering regeneration and new life. After a wildfire, the landscape begins to recover, creating a short window where active intervention can make a lasting difference. Invasive alien plants can rapidly take hold, outcompeting indigenous species, reducing water availability, and increasing future fire risk. This post-fire period offers a unique and cost-effective opportunity to clear invasives and support natural recovery. By acting now, we restore biodiversity, improve water resources, and reduce long-term fire threats. At the same time, this work creates meaningful employment and supports local livelihoods. Together, we can turn fire into an opportunity for resilient landscapes and thriving communities.

Alien Clearing Campaign

Help us clear 4,000 hectares of alien vegetation and give native fynbos a chance to recover

R 5 200 000raised of R 30 000 000 goal
17%
342
Donors
280
Hectares Cleared
17%
Of Goal

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Our Partners

Working together to protect and restore the Walker Bay fynbos landscape

CapeNature
SANParks
WWF South Africa
BirdLife South Africa
Botanical Society
SANBI
Overberg Renosterveld
Endangered Wildlife Trust