ALGAE EATERS
The Shaggy Sea Hare, Bursatella leachii, is a fascinating marine gastropod mollusc found in estuaries along the South African coast, including that of Great Brak River. This unique creature belongs to […]
Entries by Scott Thomson
HOME OF THE OLD FOSSIL
The Great Brak River harbours a treasure trove of geological and archaeological wonders, if one knows where to look and what one is looking at. These geological features hold worldwide […]
THE PERPLEXITY OF PREFERENCE
When one considers the growing feral geese and/or rabbit population in Great Brak River, one generally falls into one of three camps. Those who are for, those who are concerned […]
CELEBRATING FESTIVE SUSTAINABLY
As the holiday season approaches, many of us eagerly anticipate the joyous festivities and the spirit of giving. However, this December, let’s embark on a journey to celebrate in a […]
YOUNG IDEAS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
Engaging the youth, in Great Brak River, in environmental conservation efforts is crucial for several reasons. The region, known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystems, faces numerous environmental […]
CARE FOR OUR COAST
Beaches in South Africa are classified as public open spaces, and according to legislation within the Sea-shore Act should be accessible for everyone to enjoy. The government goes a step […]
NEW BOARDWALKS AT SUIDERKRUIS BEACH
It provides great interest and excitement to witness the current upgrading of boardwalk infrastructure on the Orion Drive Dune System, Great Brak River. This new chapter is said to cater […]
Mobilizing Community Involement
What if your mobility relied upon a complete stranger’s willingness to set aside and recycle their plastic bottle tops and bread tags? Whilst this question may seem far reaching, this […]
THEY ARE DUNES NOT DUMPS
Like most urban-based conservancies within the Garden Route, the Great Brak River Conservancy finds itself operating within the realm of assuming responsibility. Roles within awareness, conservation-based community projects, preservation of […]
YEAR OF THE RABBIT
When Marthie Nel Hauptfleisch first sang enquiring “Hasie Hoekom Is Jou Stert So Kort?” did she stop to consider that whilst Hasie’s tail is indeed short, the tale of the […]
