Our donors
Made possible by those who show up for the land.
The Ecolution Project
Who we work with
Our Donors, Partners and Project Patrons
Everything we achieve is made possible through the generosity, commitment and shared vision of our donors, partners and project patrons. Together, we are restoring ecosystems, protecting biodiversity and inspiring collective action for a thriving future.
Donors
Partners
Precious Tree Project— a local registered NPO & PBO
Assisting reforestation and socio-eco regeneration in the Garden Route — plants indigenous forest trees, clears invasive species, and pairs restoration work with job creation and community development.
Kula Malaika Foundation— a local registered NPO & PBO
Supports underprivileged children and youth in the Wilderness and Knysna area through crèches, youth centres and skills training.
Rondevlei Learning Centre— a local registered NPC
Well-Being Sanctuary— Venue partner
A 40-hectare lifestyle farm and retreat on the shores of Swartvlei Lake, Sedgefield — also home to Rootsong Earth Celebration and a range of eco-conscious gatherings on the Garden Route.
Every donation helps to grow this forest.
Governance
Seven Generations Initiative
NPC & PBO — “The Living Weave”
Holding people, land and future in one living field of care. Four programmes branch from the same root — each one a different way the Initiative shows up in the world.
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Ecolution Project
Ecological Restoration & Wildlife Corridors
This site. Restoring indigenous forest, clearing invasive species and building the Ruigtevlei wildlife corridor at Well-Being Sanctuary.
Summer Solstice Gathering
Community Building & Cultural Development
The ceremonial gathering that first brought people together to plant — the seed from which Ecolution Project itself grew.
Rehabilitation and Personal Development
Transitional Support via Halfway House
Practical, dignified transitional support for people rebuilding their lives.
Youth & Social Development
Nature-based Camps & Developmental Programmes
Camps and developmental programmes that put young people back in relationship with the land.