Via living corridors we connect ecologically significant areas from Eden to Addo to protect biodiversity, restore ecosystem integrity, enable land restoration and foster sustainable livelihoods. We assist private landowners with biodiversity stewardship, linking the Garden Route National Park, Baviaanskloof World Heritage Site and Addo Elephant National Park.
Why do we need corridors
One of the biggest threats to life on Earth is the loss of biodiversity. Fragmentation of the landscape is one of the major causes. Corridors provide a solution by allowing nature to heal and ecosytems to recover.
What is a corridor
A nature corridor is a pattern of habitats linking existing protected areas to ensure connectivity for species, communities and ecological processes.
Robberg Coastal Corridor
Bitou Corridor
Keurbooms Corridor
Langkloof Corridor
Springbokvlakte Corridor
Our Vision: A Legacy of Life and Connection
Our focus areas are the Robberg Coastal Corridor, the Keurbooms Corridor, the Langkloof Corridor and the Springbokvlakte Corridor. Eden to Addo supports farmers and other landowners who would like to be biodiversity stewards and facilitates the declaration and management of protected areas. We provide hands-on support for research, invasive species control, veld restoration and sustainable nature-based income streams.
We strategize and partner with local, provincial and national stakeholder groups to establish and restore ecological corridors in our interconnected habitats and biomes, for the benefit of biodiversity, ecosystem resilience and healthy human communities – simply for the benefit of all life.
Driving Impact, One Initiative at a Time
Restoration and Rewilding
Eden to Addo provides support to landowners within our corridors who are restoring the veld, tackling alien invasive species and combatting soil erosion.
Hike The Corridor
The Eden to Addo Corridor is the most bio-diverse corridor on the planet with fynbos, forest, thicket, succulent karoo and nama karoo biomes.
Environmental Education through Theatre
We have developed an Educational Show on Corridors. The primary focus is on raising awareness around key environmental and social issues.
Land Art
Our Land Art Project aims to create the first ever LAND ART ROUTE in South Africa in conjunction with a specific conservation initiative.
Research Collaborations
Eden to Addo has initiated research collaborations with various universities and institutes to partner on research which focusses on the need for corridors and the impact of corridor establishment on biodiversity trends and ecosystem functionality.
Corridors of life
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News & Articles
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Useful resources
Explore our collection of guides, tools, and resources to learn more about conservation, sustainable land practices, and biodiversity protection.
Corridor land management guidelines
Biodiversity stewardship options
Stewardship with Eden to Addo provides landowners with options to manage and protect their land sustainably.
Ways to Make an Impact: how you can help
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