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Welcome to the Drie
Valleyen Blog.

The Drie Valleyen Blog is a space for sharing stories, insights, and reflections from our conservation journey and the wider regeneration community. Through storytelling, we explore biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, creative regenerative approaches, and the relationship between people and the land. We share lessons, stories from our partners, and ideas that strengthen conservation across the Garden Route and beyond. We believe that stories can inspire connection, collaboration, and action.

Participation & Contributions.

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Voices from the Field.

This space is open to contributions from researchers, local collaborators, educators, and visitors who engage with the land.

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What We Publish.

Submissions should reflect firsthand experience, ecological insight, or process-based storytelling that deepens understanding of the Reserve’s restoration journey.

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The function and importance of estuaries

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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NATURE’S HEALING POWER IS ESSENTIAL TO OUR WELLBEING

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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NATURE’S HEALING POWER IS ESSENTIAL TO OUR WELLBEING

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS AND THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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Landowners advised on their responsibilities when clearing alien and invasive species

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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SEPTEMBER, NATIONAL ARBOR MONTH

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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IS SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS AN OXYMORON?

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 16, 2026

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Environmental Sustainability at Home

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 15, 2026

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THINK LIKE A MOUNTAIN

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 15, 2026

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Protection of the last remaining critically endangered Knysna sand fynbos on the Western Head of Knysna

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 15, 2026

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THE IMPACT OF INVADER PLANT SPECIES ON OUR RICH BIODIVERSITY IN SEDGEFIELD

by Charl van der Merwe, Pr.Sc.Nat. On behalf of Sedgefield Ratepayers & […]

Steve Hurt

September 15, 2026

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Talking Conservation

By Charl van der Merwe (Edge Issue 693). Talking Conservation Save and […]

Steve Hurt

September 15, 2026

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