Vervets, Victims or Villainous
When you watch one of Great Brak River’s resident Vervet Monkeys ripping open an abandoned black bag of waste or high tailing it away from
Author : Scott Thomson
Great Brak Conservancy – Perspective from the Chair.
On the 20th May 2019 the Great Brak River Conservancy held its annual general meeting at the Searle Memorial Church hall. A well-attended event despite
Great Brak’s Lost Garden
On the opposite side of the railway tracks to Transkaroo and Oppiespoor restaurants stands the remains of an award winning garden. Complete with multiple water
Pinky the Flamingo
Sometime in September 2018 a Greater Flamingo landed on the estuary of the Great Brak River. Others have arrived before and since then and simply
Great Brak River has Dragons
What if I told you that Great Brak River is under siege by Dragons? Bright green, thick skinned, full of spikes and sprawling through the
Garden Route Conservancy Forum held in Great Brak River
On the 1st February the Great Brak River Conservancy assisted Cape Nature in hosting the 37th Garden Route Conservancy forum in Great Brak River. The
Great Brak Conservancy: Rooting out Aliens
Invasive alien plant species are quietly taking over our country, costing our economy billions every year. These invasive alien plants are depleting our country’s water
Conservancy lends Helping Hand to Child Welfare
Spring has definitely arrived bringing with it an opportunity for the Conservancy to the give the garden belonging to Child Welfare a much needed Spring
Caracal in our midst
One of Great Brak River’s most elusive and misunderstood resident animals is the Caracal. Caracal can be found throughout Africa not just here in Great
Duck Diversity
One could easily argue that the beauty of South Africa and its waterfowl lies within its diversity. But what if I were to tell you