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WHAT INSPIRED US TO START WILD RESTORATION?
WHAT INSPIRED US TO START WILD RESTORATION?
Rupert and Michelle are both passionate about the environment and finding a new ways for people to be in a restorative relationship with nature.
RUPERT BARNARD
RUPERT BARNARD
Social entrepreneur. Partnership facilitator, Trail runner. Chainsaw operator. Greyton resident. Economic development practitioner.
MICHELLE DE BRUYN
MICHELLE DE BRUYN
Nature lover. Network weaver. Partnership builder.
Our clearing team from the local community:
Our volunteers
Our volunteers
We have a pool of over 150 volunteers who join us on our hacks, in collaboration with Greyton Conservation Society. To become a volunteer, click on the link below.
OUR PARTNERS
OUR PARTNERS
Clearing, equipment, and helihacks in the mountains of the Western Cape
Consciousness shifts, protecting the fauna and flora of the Cape Floristic Region and creating safe and sustainable corridors for wildlife
Aligning invasive clearing with biodiversity priorities
“Be wild and rewild the Cape Floral Kingdom mountains” project
Cultivating partnerships that support a thriving greater Cape Floristic Region
Clearing invasives and protecting biodiversity on the SAB model farm
Effective invasive clearingand biodiversity protection within Renosterveld areas
Clearing invasives in the Riviersonderend mountains
Bioacoustic monitoring trials
Developing the invasive clearing action network
Volunteer clearing and biodiversity monitoring in mountainous areas
Identifying rare and endangered plants in clearing areas
The Helihack Initiative: Clearing the most inaccessible parts of the mountains
Invasive clearing and biodiversity restoration in the Greyton area
Environmental education and nature immersion for children
Optimising invasive clearing in riparian areas of the Greyton Sandpit
Integrating biodiversity into trail running events
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