Arnold of VULA environmental Services to the city of Cape Town kindly explains candidly exactly what is happening to our lovely Gordons Bay surroundings and our beaches.
Arnold is a real gentleman who is proud of the difference Vula & the Municipality are making to promote and protect our environment, so give him an ear - perhaps come chat to him and his team.
They're a friendly team!
Let's be informed and active in supporting and promoting this project - its about 3 years of work providing local employment. We all look forward to enjoying easier access to our beach and being in a safe and beautiful place.
I encourage comments being made about actions here. But please note, I have absolutely no political affiliation nor any such interest in discussing such, my interest in this area is in our community and nature conservation.
To call this a "white" beach would be completely inaccurate, however there have been rapes and murders of people on our South African beaches (as far as I know none in Gordons Bay) - no one has mentioned in this discussion (or any other in my presence) their ethnic origins, however, for the greater good of the community I do feel this action - though certainly not "perfect", it is for the greater good of the generally socially free and mixed community. Hopefully we will learn constructively from our mistakes.
Again. Politics is of no interest to me at all.
The economics appears to be handled reasonably well here and is evidenced by what I am proud to call "the pleasantly mixed community we live among here in Gordon's Bay."
The use of Cape indigenous marine fynbos has been a credit to the research and insightful development in this area.
We can but hope such positive input continues.
SOUNDS OF THE CAPE: • RELAXING BIRD SOUNDS
27 сен 2024
