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Pearly Beach is part of the Cape Floristic Region, the smallest but richest floral kingdom in the world.
The Pearly Beach Conservancy hosted a walk through the Strandveld vegetation of Pearly Beach on Heritage Day to celebrate the village’s natural heritage. The weather was sunny and warm and the spring flowers along the coast were wide open to greet us. The tide was just right for the beach part of the walk. On the beach we even had the privilege of meeting a Cape fur seal. Since the Overstrand Municipality has postponed the mowing of road verges until after the flowering season, many different flowers were on show in the village (the Esplanade in particular). As usual, we ended up picking up several shopping bags full of rubbish as well. The Conservancy also took this opportunity to officially inaugurate its green flags and its fresh new, multilingual logo featuring the iconic black oystercatcher.
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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Please join us on 10 April at 9h00 to clean up litter, garden refuse and rubble from Open Spaces on Spin Street and Perlemoendraai.
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.
These are the alien trees the Pearly Beach Conservancy hacks - Rooikrans, Port Jackson and Manatoka.