ReStory – Page 5 – Your Restoration Stories

The restoration of Lake Fundudzi

September 26, 2019January 15, 2021 admin flows, gully, Lake Funduzi, livelihoods, rehabilitation

ReStory narrator: Ahmed Khan Gully head erosion worked through the system creating a large deep gully for 4.5 km canalising

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Thicket restoration plot explorer

September 26, 2019January 15, 2021 admin apps, biodiversity, monitoring, restoration, spekboom, technology, thicket

ReStory narrator: Anthony Mills The South African government has funded the restoration of more than ten thousand hectares of degraded

Biodiversity, nature, climate General

Ecological restoration trial at Matjiesrivier NR

September 26, 2019January 15, 2021 admin grazing, indigenous seed, karoo-fynbos, Matjiesrivier

ReStory narrator:

General Water

Rehabilitation and restoration in Okhombe

September 17, 2019January 15, 2021 admin community, grazing, gully, land, Okohmbe, rehabilitation, restoration, runoff, stone packs, water

ReStory narrator: Nobuhle Mweli The rehabilitation and restoration project is done in Okhombe, a rural community in Bergville, northern Drakensberg,

Biodiversity, nature, climate General

The Blaauwberg Sand Fynbos large-scale ecological restoration project

September 17, 2019January 15, 2021 admin active restoration, Blaauwberg, City of Cape Town, Ecological restoration, invasion, seed ecology, Stellenbosch University, treatment

ReStory narrator:

Biodiversity, nature, climate General

A study at the Serina Kaolin Mine on the Cape Peninsula in Granite Fynbos

September 4, 2019January 15, 2021 admin Cape Peninsula, Granite fynbos, restoration, Serina Kaolin Mine

ReStory narrator:

Biodiversity, nature, climate General

The Subtropical Thicket Restoration Project

September 4, 2019January 15, 2021 admin Gamtoos Valley Thicket, Havens Cambria, restoration, spekboom

ReStory narrator: Mike Powell

General

Wisdom of the Ages

December 1, 2022December 1, 2022 admin

Two weeks ago the man who some describe as a founding father of Regenerative Agriculture was in South Africa giving a number of Master Classes. It was a privilege to sit for two days and listen to a man who has a global following but doesn’t want to be guru; who has enormous experience but admits he doesn’t know all the answers; who doesn’t believe that his way is the only way, but who does want to share his experience; who shared his belief of how farming should be a marriage with nature, approached as one approaches a responsive lover, not as a warrior engages with an enemy.

General

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