Fighting for River Flows in South Africa

[@fixedwithglue]

I'm a tour guide and I can tell you it is depressing having next to no indigenous trees to point out, it's always Pine, Eucalyptus, Bottle Brush and Oak Trees ( 0.5% of South Africa is covered in Indigenous Forest) Thank you, The Nature Conservancy for this video and God speed to all those involved in conservation efforts.

[@shambhoosharan9004]

Thanks for sharing this information related to the nature statng the background along with appreciative efforts of volunteers of The Nature Conservancy in the so difficult situations,,,,

[@sheltonpa]

Excellent film! Amazing footage. Good to see the alien pines being cut down and the natural ecosystem restored.

[@TheNatureConservancy]

Many thanks!

[@jamesdubben3687]

Thanks for your great work

[@kambrose1549]

2 questions wont this increase flooding risk! And do you only cut the pines..leaving them to grow back from the stump?

[@aflightandacrash]

Most pine species do not stump sprout.

[@choosyooozy139]

How can I join in and assist, any contact person?

[@TheNatureConservancy]

Try TNC in South Africa at:
South Africa Program Office
Block J, The Terraces
Quantum House, Steenberg Office Park
Tokai, Cape Town
Post Net Suite #114 Private Bag X26, Tokai 7966
Phone: [phone]

[@TheNatureConservancy]

Thank you for your interest! You can find out how to get involved in your area here: www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/africa/south-africa/

[@Simosayso]

Hi. I'm based in riversdale WC. Are you guys involved with the gourits cluster biosphere reserve at all?
Is there a way I can get involved with your initiative?
Thanks for the great video.
Kind regards

[@TheNatureConservancy]

Thank you for being engaged! You can find out how to get involved in your area here: www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/africa/south-africa/

[@rodgersmith-iu1yb]

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