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Area: 5888268 km2
Countries:
Brazil; Peru; Suriname; France; Colombia; Guyana; Bolivia; Venezuela; Ecuador
Cities:
Santa Cruz; Manaus; La Paz
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Countries: South Africa
Basins: Indian Ocean (160) (Berg, Breede, Olifants, Sondag, South Africa South and West Coasts)
Project SDGs:
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Water Quality (SDG 6.3)
Protect and Restore Ecosystems (SDG 6.6)
Project Tags:
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Conservation Agriculture/Agronomy
Groundwater
Progress to Date: NA NA
Services Needed: Financial support
Desired Partners: Investor
Financial Institution
Language: English
Start & End Dates: Apr. 01, 2017  »  Ongoing
Project Website: www.uplandrivers.com/projects
Contextual Condition(s): PHYSICAL: Ecosystem vulnerability or degradation
Additional Benefits: Basin stakeholder mapping
Beneficiaries: Ecosystems
Planning & Implementation Time: More than 3 years
Primary Funding Source: pool
Project Challenges: RESOURCES: Lack of financial resources, RESOURCES: Lack of technical resources
Project Source: User
Profile Completion: 90%

Project Overview

Once initial clearing of wattle trees has been done, restoration of the natural grassland is required to prevent erosion, and to generate a grazing value for the recovered land. In areas that are very steep, or where significant erosion measures are required, this work needs specialist materials and skills.

On the uMngeni, this consists of erosion mats , and “eco-logs”, as well as a climbing crew on steep cliffs. This portion of the uMngeni Super Catchment proposal has there…

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Once initial clearing of wattle trees has been done, restoration of the natural grassland is required to prevent erosion, and to generate a grazing value for the recovered land. In areas that are very steep, or where significant erosion measures are required, this work needs specialist materials and skills.

On the uMngeni, this consists of erosion mats , and “eco-logs”, as well as a climbing crew on steep cliffs. This portion of the uMngeni Super Catchment proposal has therefore been separated out and we are looking to remedy 27 small, steep, or erodable sites that are close to the river or its tributaries, and need particular TLC.

Basin and/or Contextual Conditions: PHYSICAL: Ecosystem vulnerability or degradation
Project Benefits: Basin stakeholder mapping
Indirect or Direct Beneficiaries: Ecosystems
Months & Implementing: More than 3 years
Primary Funding Source: Pool funding (i.e., joint funding of several partners)
Challenges: RESOURCES: Lack of financial resources, RESOURCES: Lack of technical resources

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The conservation and restoration of river catchments in the highlands of the drakensberg mountain range in South Africa, outside of formal conservation parks, with a view to increasing water quality and quantity for downstream users. Learn More

Andrew Fowler
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