LATEST NEWS
Flower Valley’s latest news
2020 is a really a big year for us (and April a big month): It’s when Flower Valley Conservation Trust turns 21 years old!
The global crash of the flower market
Most industries have been hard hit by the Coronavirus. But few are feeling those impacts quite as much as the flower industry.
Alien clearing: Some good news (amid COVID-19 impacts)
The Coronavirus may have ended our first year of the new ABI Alien Clearing Project, implemented by Flower Valley Conservation Trust, earlier than we had planned.
Strife in vulnerable Eluxolweni: A chance to step up?
Vulnerability is growing in impoverished Eluxolweni – a small Pearly Beach neighbourhood in the Overstrand.
Please help us feed 87 young children and their families in the Overstrand.
The current lockdown crisis that we all face requires us to adjust our work to meet the pressing needs of the most vulnerable.
Coronavirus and fynbos: How we’re dealing with the crisis
Even at the most southerly tip of Africa, the impacts of COVID-19 are being felt acutely.
Can’t get out into nature? We’re bringing some fynbos to you instead
Did you know that exposure to plants can boost your health? And in times of lockdown – they can especially support your mental and emotional health.
What’s going below our fynbos?
Following a recent study on Flower Valley Farm, it was found that SEVEN different species of dung beetles occur here.
Flower Valley’s latest news
In the Bailey household, we take Valentine’s Day pretty seriously. At the very least, my wife ‘expects’ (although I try to surprise her) a beautiful bouquet of flowers – preferably fynbos.
Here’s how YOU and Pick n Pay are conserving Fynbos
For every bouquet of Fynbos sold in a Pick n Pay store with the sticker on, R1 is donated to Flower Valley’s Sustainable Harvesting Programme (SHP).