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The Vermont Conservation Foundation South Africa is the custodian of Vermont’s nature-filled spaces.

Made up of residents from across Vermont, our nature-loving collective works together to conserve the natural environment through a series of projects.

05/11/2026

Did you know that the Vermont Salt Pan is classified as a Critically Endangered Ecosystem?

Use this link to become an active member of the VCF:https://vermontconservation.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/VCFSA-Membership-Form-Oct-2026.pdf

29/10/2026

Why do Vermont's greenbelts matter?

25/10/2026

Down with the old and up with the new! The VCF is in the process of upgrading the Vermont Green Belt signage. Over the next few weeks look out for the team in action as the new boards are installed.

Use this link to become an active member of the VCF:https://vermontconservation.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/VCFSA-Membership-Form-Oct-2026.pdf

22/10/2026

Meet the 2026-7 VCF Committee:

Johan Myburgh [Chairperson],
Duncan H W Heard [Vice Chair],
Grant Pilliner [Treasurer],
Galvin Lloyd [Secretary],
Anne Droomer [Governance],
William Keenan [IT],
Ilse Myburgh [Administrator].

Wanting to be an active member? Use this link to become an official member!
https://vermontconservation.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/VCFSA-Membership-Form-Aug-2026.pdf

10/09/2026

🌿 Connected by Nature.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve explored what makes Vermont special—from its unique plants and wildlife to its greenbelts, wetlands, Salt Pan and coastal environment—and the simple actions we can all take to help protect them. Greater awareness is the first step towards becoming better custodians of the place we call home.

👉 Get involved with VCF: https://vermontconservation.org.za/get-involved/

03/09/2026

🌿 Environmental Guardians
Vermont’s natural environment belongs to all of us. But protecting it doesn’t require special expertise—small actions by all of us can make a big difference.
Watch our latest Reel to see how you can help protect the greenbelts, Salt Pan, wetlands and coastal habitats that make Vermont unique.

👉 Want to do more? Get involved with VCF: https://vermontconservation.org.za/get-involved/

30/08/2026

🌿 Connected by Nature
Vermont’s greenbelts, wetlands, Salt Pan and Coastal Path are more than beautiful open spaces — they are vital links that allow wildlife to move between mountain and sea.
Protecting these connections is a priority for all of us who live in, and care about, Vermont. When we protect the connections, we protect the ecosystem.
👉 Find out how you can help: https://vermontconservation.org.za/get-involved/

27/08/2026

From mountain to sea, Vermont’s greenbelts form vital ecological corridors that allow wildlife to move, feed and shelter across our landscape. 🌿🦉🦔

Protecting these connections means protecting the biodiversity that makes Vermont special.

Find out how you can help: https://vermontconservation.org.za/get-involved/

23/08/2026

🌿 Know your Greenbelt

Did you know that Overstrand Municipality provides an online Environmental Management Overlay Zone (EMOZ) map?
The EMOZ helps identify environmentally sensitive areas and records, among other things, encroachments onto municipal land. Our infographic shows you how to access the map and explore the information for yourself. If your property borders a greenbelt, the Coastal Path or the Salt Pan, why not take a look? Knowing where your property ends is an important first step in helping protect Vermont's natural spaces.

👉 Get involved with VCF: https://vermontconservation.org.za/get-involved/

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