The Cape Peninsula – South Africa
The Cape Peninsula at the southern tip of Africa is home to extraordinary and unique terrestrial and marine biodiversity – it is also rather appropriately the home of Gondwana Alive’s head office and we support several projects on the Peninsula which create a model to be replicated along the unique heritage Corridors promoted through the Africa Alive Project, ultimately extending more broadly to Gondwana Alive Corridors and Earth Alive Corridors
Groen Sebenza
South Africa has a critical shortage of workplace skills and experience in the biodiversity sector.
Baskloof Walkabout
Explore the deep south
The Baskloof Walkabout offers a wonderful way to stay healthy, connect with nature, feel a whole lot better and explore the little village of Scarborough and the adjoining Baskloof Private Nature Reserve, on Cape Town’s scenic south peninsula near Cape Point.
The Baskloof Walkabout offers a wonderful way to stay healthy, connect with nature, feel a whole lot better and explore the little village of Scarborough and the adjoining Baskloof Private Nature Reserve, on Cape Town’s scenic south peninsula near Cape Point.
Ujubee
We need to look after bees
The Cape honeybee aka Apis mellifera capensis pollinates more than 85% of the fynbos flowers. Without these bees we would lose this floral kingdom. Bees keep it together. They ensure the bio-diversity of the world around us.
Kommetjie Coastal Stewards
Community Stewardship – Kommetjie & Surrounds
GA-KEAG Community Steward pilot project to mentor and multi-skill stewards from local communities to support a variety of local initiatives looking after natural ecosystems and promoting sustainable ecosystem use. This pilot is evolving into our Green Gardens & Paths project and related Green Directory – through project development, management, mentorship and sponsorship.