Apex Conservation Services helped organise a coastal cleanup for International Coastal Cleanup Day 2025. We had 165 participants and collected 197 kg of rubbish in 71 bags. A huge thanks to all who were involved.
Medicinal plant species African Traditional Medicine Day is celebrated annually on 31 August. On this day, we recognise the important role traditional medicine plays in contributing to improved and more accessible healthcare in Africa. Plants are valued worldwide for...
The Outeniqua Sensitive Coastal Area (OSCA) forms part of the national coastal protection zone. The aim of coastal protection zones is to protect: Ecological integrity and functioning in the coastal zone People, property, and economic activities of the coastal...
Background to invasive alien species assessments Since 2024, Apex has completed two separate invasive alien species (IAS) assessments, and is currently busy with a third, for the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL). Apex was subcontracted by two companies on...
During a recent project, the Apex team encountered several of Cape Town’s local baboon troops. As urban development continues to expand, interactions between humans and baboons have become increasingly frequent. This blog aims to provide insight into the drivers of...
Insights from one of Apex’s Environmental Monitors involved in our Productivity Sampling Project monitoring invasive alien plant clearing in Table Mountain National Park.
Apex Conservation Services, an environmental consultancy company in the Garden Route, launches its blog to share its news and projects.
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