WELCOME TO
GREATER KYALAMI CONSERVANCY
Dedicated to Biodiversity in Kyalami
Located on the northern boundary of Johannesburg, this area is a vital green belt loved by outdoor enthusiasts and home to threatened wildlife.
The Conservancy advocates for sustainable environmental practices that give all a natural space to exist – be they human, animal or insect.
What We Do
Education
Programs, events and resources for environmental management
Biodiversity
Projects and species lists for biodiversity in the Kyalami area
Sustainable Development
Legislation, policy inputs and public participation
GEKCO in the Press
Gekco hosts invasive species workshop
BEAULIEU – On 30 October Gekco held a free workshop with government authorities on invasive species for residents to learn what they can do about the issue. November 9, 2019 | Robyn Kirk | Midrand...
Kyalami’s newest resident
Kyalami’s newest resident KYALAMI – Anton van Niekerk of the Greater Kyalami Conservancy (Gekco) writes about the newest resident in Kyalami, a yellow mongoose. September 6, 2019 | Content Provided...
Gekco talks wetlands at AGM
Gekco talks wetlands at AGM BEAULIEU – The Greater Kyalami Conservancy hosted its annual general meeting on 5 June. June 18, 2019 | Andrei van Wyk | Fourways Review Managing director of Naledi Ya...
Saving the Kaalfontein Wetland
Saving the Kaalfontein Wetland 13 December 2018 | by Willem Snyman | Hennops Blue Last hope to save what's left of the Kaalfontein wetland - one of the strong fountain sources of the Hennops River....