Restoring the Fynbos Biome

The Fynbos biome is one of the world’s richest yet most threatened biodiversity hotspots. Home to over 9,000 plant species—70% of which are endemic—its conservation is crucial for maintaining unique flora, sustaining pollinators, and preserving vital ecosystem services. However, invasive species threaten this fragile ecosystem by altering fire cycles, reducing habitat availability, and displacing native plants. Restoring the Fynbos by clearing AIPs helps safeguard its extraordinary biodiversity while supporting long-term ecological balance and climate resilience. Beyond water and biodiversity benefits, invasive species removal creates jobs and strengthens communities. By restoring ecosystems, we not only enhance water security but also drive climate action and promote sustainable livelihoods—turning an ecological challenge into an opportunity for positive change.