Sibaya Conservation Trust

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The Sibaya Conservation Trust (SCT) has been set up as part of the development of the new Sibaya Precinct and is focused on the protection and curatorship of the pristine coastal forests and beaches in and around Sibaya.

Exploring the Sibaya Coastal Forest should be as safe as it is beautiful.Damaged steps along the forest trails have rece...
28/09/2026

Exploring the Sibaya Coastal Forest should be as safe as it is beautiful.

Damaged steps along the forest trails have recently been repaired, creating safer, more secure footing for walkers while helping to keep the trails in good condition.
Small repairs. Big difference

Heavy rains inevitably push debris downstream, and much of it eventually finds its way onto our coastline.Following the ...
25/09/2026

Heavy rains inevitably push debris downstream, and much of it eventually finds its way onto our coastline.

Following the recent downpour, beach clean-up efforts by the SPMMA were quickly underway to clear washed-up debris and help restore Sibaya’s shoreline.

A striking male Boomslang was spotted alongside the path at Gold Coast Estate Dam last night.Remember to keep your eyes ...
09/09/2026

A striking male Boomslang was spotted alongside the path at Gold Coast Estate Dam last night.

Remember to keep your eyes open when enjoying the area - especially when walking dogs, as snakes can be easily missed among the vegetation.

Stay alert, stay safe and enjoy Sibaya’s incredible biodiversity!

The transformation of Node 5 and the attenuation pond are underway.Ongoing site preparation and the removal of invasive ...
07/09/2026

The transformation of Node 5 and the attenuation pond are underway.

Ongoing site preparation and the removal of invasive vegetation are laying the groundwork for something much bigger: restoring a healthier, more resilient natural landscape.

Here’s what’s happening:

🌱 Restoring indigenous vegetation
🌿 Eradicating alien invasive species
🌾 Improving the landscape
💧 Supporting long-term environmental sustainability

Keep an eye out for the new non-slip mat installed at the Margaret Bacon Bridge, designed to provide pedestrians with be...
12/08/2026

Keep an eye out for the new non-slip mat installed at the Margaret Bacon Bridge, designed to provide pedestrians with better grip and reduce the risk of slips and injuries.

With rainy weather making surfaces more slippery, this small but important addition makes crossing safer and more comfortable.

Work is still underway to clear the Node 1 pond to prevent overgrowth of alien vegetation that could impact the health o...
21/07/2026

Work is still underway to clear the Node 1 pond to prevent overgrowth of alien vegetation that could impact the health of the ecosystem.

Our teams are carefully removing invasive plants to improve water flow, restore natural balance, and create a healthier environment for local flora and fauna.

The newly installed bridges in the Sibaya Coastal Forest are in place, marking a big step forward for trail access and c...
14/07/2026

The newly installed bridges in the Sibaya Coastal Forest are in place, marking a big step forward for trail access and connectivity.

Work is still underway to secure the edges and ensure everything is safe, stable, and built to last, with our teams paying careful attention to detail as these final touches are completed.

A tiny Reed Frog, recently spotted soaking up the sun on one of our newly installed forest bridges, is a simple but powe...
18/06/2026

A tiny Reed Frog, recently spotted soaking up the sun on one of our newly installed forest bridges, is a simple but powerful reminder that our rehabilitation work is making a difference.

These sensitive little amphibians rely on healthy, well-balanced ecosystems, and their presence is a great sign that the forest is thriving once again.

We’re pleased to share that the Spotted Eagle Owls have returned to the precinct for the fourth year in a row to nest. ...
11/06/2026

We’re pleased to share that the Spotted Eagle Owls have returned to the precinct for the fourth year in a row to nest.

These magnificent birds choosing to return year after year highlights the importance of our ongoing conservation efforts and the role our green spaces play in supporting local biodiversity.

A Crowned Plover was recently spotted along Heleza Boulevard with an active nest.Our teams on the ground are aware and e...
05/06/2026

A Crowned Plover was recently spotted along Heleza Boulevard with an active nest.
Our teams on the ground are aware and encourage all residents and visitors to exercise caution when travelling through the area and to be mindful of the nesting bird.

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2 Heleza Road Sibaya
Durban
4001

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+27726184432

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