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Pearly Beach is part of the Cape Floristic Region, the smallest but richest floral kingdom in the world.
The coastal zone, 12 public open spaces and open zone nature reserve area in Pearly Beach are important to the Conservancy because they showcase our indigenous Strandveld and in some areas also Limestone Fynbos. We want these areas fire-wise and free of alien invasives to keep our village pristine and beautiful in nature!
Thanks to Gansbaai Municipality for helping us, and for coordinating the cutting of firebreaks in 5 of our open spaces in March. It was great that the removal of alien invasives from our road verges was also coordinated by them last November. Huge thanks to municipality contractor, team Weslo for performing all this work in such a helpful and excellent way!
As soon as the vegetation was cut to create firebreaks, we discovered huge amounts of litter, garden refuse and building rubble dumped in bushes. Dumping prevents new plants from shooting up, erodes the soil and is unpleasant to look at. Over time, it destroys the habitat of our indigenous vegetation, and no longer provides food and shelter for birds, small animals, insect pollinators and reptiles. Yet, nature is resilient and forgiving, it bounces back with a little bit of help from us.
Please join us on 10 April at 9h00 to clean up litter, garden refuse and rubble from Open Spaces on Spin Street and Perlemoendraai. We will meet at the Herbarium Fynbos Centre and organize ourselves from there. Please bring wheelbarrows and picks to chop up solid cement. Bring refuse bags (if you have), litter pinchers and best to wear your gardening gloves!
The Pearly Beach Conservancy is a non-profit organisation that focuses on the conservation, protection and restoration of nature and the upliftment of the community in it. Run by volunteers, the Pearly Beach Conservancy works closely with the Overstrand Municipality, CapeNature and other local conse...
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Despite a drizzly beginning, the market held on the Herbarium stoep and the Village Green on 10 December 2022 turned out to be a success!
The Pearly Beach Conservancy hosted the Strandveld Hiking Club on its Meander along the coast and through Pearly Beach on 12 November 2022.
Fifteen youngsters from Eluxolweni, Pearly Beach, recently spent a fun holiday afternoon creating owls from homemade playdough.
The Pearly Beach Conservancy hosted a walk through the Strandveld vegetation of Pearly Beach on Heritage Day.
These are the alien trees the Pearly Beach Conservancy hacks - Rooikrans, Port Jackson and Manatoka.