Our approach to invasive plant control and land management reduces disaster and legislative risk while supporting indigenous ecology and building capacity for sustainable conservation outcomes.
Start a Conversation →We work with landowners and land stewards across the Garden Route to address critical landscape level threats including invasive alien plants, erosion and fire risk. We take an integrated, whole systems approach and aim for beneficial ecological and legislative outcomes for our clients. Our work is methodical, neat and respectful to our local ecology while being efficient and aligned with local and national law.
Our ecological assessments aim to capacitate land owners in making decisions that align with the local environment and the legislative framework of the region.
We create strategies and plans to allow you to restore and improve your local environment.
Our team excels at productive, neat and effective invasive plant control interventions.
Invasive species control plans to align with national legal frameworks and provide a clear roadmap towards tackling invasive species
The Garden Route is home to globally unique ecosystems, vegetation types and landscapes. Our region is under the impact of invasive species, increasing development pressures, and water scarcity. In addition, local and national laws provide clear mandates on the the control of alien plants, water usage requirements and development planning. Landowners are required by law to manage invasive species according to an Invasive Species Management Plan, and any development work needs to fall within legislative frameworks. We support land owners in actively planning for and managing their properties in an effort to keep interventions cost effective, efficient and impactful. The benefits of active land management are far ranging- from reduced fire and flood risk, to increased biodiversity and property values.
Invasive species don’t have to win. With systematic clearing and follow-through, indigenous fynbos and forest come back faster than most people expect.
Talk to Us About Your Land →Invasive clearing, ecological restoration, and regenerative agriculture
A month-long Invasive Alien Plant clearing operation in one of Knysna’s most ecologically significant rivers. Partnered with BioWise.
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A collaborative reforestation and land stewardship project with Greenpop — enabling land restoration and alternative livelihoods across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Working with regenerative agriculture principles to restore degraded farmland and build productive, sustainable food systems that work with the land’s natural ecology.
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Extensive invasive plant control in a private nature reserve along the coastal corridor between Kleinkranz and Sedgefield — clearing pine and Acacia cyclops.
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Clearing 5 hectares of riverside frontage for environmental compliance — 90% invasive species controlled, with low-tech erosion repair and strong indigenous regeneration.
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