New Projects Announced
Earlier this year, the Table Mountain Fund invited organisations across the Cape Floristic Region to submit concept proposals aligned with our Care and Pride Programmes, supporting initiatives that strengthen conservation action, deepen appreciation for fynbos, and build more inclusive connections between people and nature.
The response was incredible. Following a careful consultation and review process, weโre proud to introduce the thirteen projects selected as the newest recipients of TMF funding.
1. Amava Oluntu
Project: Youth Fynbos Futures
2. Cape Leopard Trust in partnership with Sustainable Ceder
Project: Roots in the Fynbos: Where Cedars and Custodians Grow
3. Conservation Outcomes in partnership with CapeNature
Project: EcoSync
4. Friends of Muizenberg Park
Project: Muizenberg Park Wetland Rehabilitation: Reconnecting Community to Critically Endangered Cape Lowland Wetland Fynbos (Phase 3)
5. Wild Restoration in partnership with Reweaver Studios
Project: Genadendal Reimagined: Living Heritage, Landscapes & Local Futures
6. Greater Stellenbosch Development Trust
Project: Fynbos custodians: Community-based stewardship and immersive tourism in the Cape Floristic Region
7. Grootvadersbosch Conservancy Trust
Project: Growing Pride: Community champions for indigenous green spaces
8. Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve
Project: Growing Fynbos Guardians for the Grabouw Forest Area
9. Made Better Together Foundation
Project: Wild Hearts Connecting Communities to Conservation
10. Mosselbank River Conservation Team
Project: NextGen Nature Stewards: A Mosselbank River Conservation Team Initiative
11. Nature Connect Trust
Projects: Small grants facility as a mechanism to advance conservation and the green economy in the Cape Floristic Region
12. Overberg Renosterveld Trust
Project: Renosterveld-skool: Learning from the Last Renosterveld
13. University of Cape Town
Project: Once were here
Credit: Cape Leopard Trust
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