Our Green Spaces Portfolio team is responsible for overseeing the management and maintenance of our village green spaces.
Working in collaboration with community volunteers, it supports the maintenance of our parks, gardens, and open spaces. This involves regular upkeep, landscaping and the management of facilities.
There is also a growing focus on promoting and restoring our climate resilient and water wise indigenous fynbos vegetation.
The group liaises with relevant stakeholders in negotiating and overseeing the clearing and maintenance of firebreaks and the eradication of alien invasive vegetation. This is done to reduce the risk of wildfires and to restore and preserve our biodiversity.
The group strives to enhance the beauty of our village, promote our indigenous floral heritage and ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for visitors and residents.
Should you have any suggestions or would like to get involved, please use the contact page below.
Members
Keri Muller
Keri has lived in Kalk Bay since 2012 and feels like the luckiest person alive to call this home. She is passionate about marine conservation within the urban edge and snorkelling in False Bay.
Kate Davies
Kate is a long-time resident of Kalk Bay with a particular concern about our human footprint. We are privileged to occupy a unique coastal strip between a fynbos rich but fire-prone mountain national park and a marine protected area. With this privilege comes a responsibility to fire-proof our properties, eradicate invasive alien plants and restore biodiversity.
Goolam Aboobaker
Goolam, in his first career as a medical physicist, worked with ionising radiation (x-frays & radionuclides) that was used as a therapeutic or diagnostic aid. In the post-’94 period he was employed as a policy analyst and advisor by government.
Nic
Bio coming soon.