Gansbaai Harbour Garden Gets a Makeover
The Horticulture Skills Students spent a day clearing and replanting the steep garden that flanks the Gansbaai Harbour...

We are absolutely delighted by the success of Leon Kluge’s Chelsea Flowers in Stanford and Stanford in Bloom! These inspiring projects saw the entire village come together to celebrate fynbos, gardening, and the conservation of wild places like our own Walker Bay region.
Meanwhile, back at Grootbos Foundation, our day-to-day work has continued with dedication. From research to youth development and skills programmes, our teams remain hard at work making a lasting impact.
Here’s a glimpse from the past two weeks, starting with Under the Microscope, where our Entomology team has been studying hawkmoths, fascinating creatures specially adapted for the nocturnal sipping of nectar.
Every initiative, big or small, helps us protect biodiversity and empower communities.
Grootbos Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation in Gansbaai dedicated to conserving the Cape Floral Kingdom while uplifting the communities that call it home. The foundation protects over 22,200 hectares of fynbos and biodiversity across Grootbos Private Nature Reserve and the Walker Bay...
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Read MoreThe Horticulture Skills Students spent a day clearing and replanting the steep garden that flanks the Gansbaai Harbour...
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On Saturday, the Grootbos Cross-country team joined ultra-trail runner Nick Burger for the final kilometres of his 72 km challenge...
This week’s update from Grootbos Foundation starts at the very beginning (like A B C) with sports, games and physical activities...
Our parting shot is a little game this week...can you see what we can see?
From the sports desk where coaches use various sports as tools to develop young people's full potential as positive...