Tree Whisperer SA

18/02/2026

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Get in touch.

16/01/2026

So great to be back in nature, and to see the creatures who call it home.

12/12/2025

2025 in review.
A big THANK YOU to all of our clients and partners for restoring balance to your ecosystems.

See you in 2026.

12/12/2025

Our year in review.
A huge and heartfelt THANK YOU to all of our clients and partners for trusting us to manage your ecosystems. We value our partnerships with you.

See you in 2026!

02/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we're prioritising follow ups on invasive new growth, cleaning and converting any leftover dead material into high quality resource that feeds back into the ecosystem.

19/11/2025

Helping our clients turn alien invasives into valuable resource.

15/11/2025

Success story. Big shout out to Branden Hair (one of our contract managers) for being part of this record clearing project and making a difference!

05/11/2025

30/10/2025

This is a success story showing the affects of invasive clearing and proper land management. Well done Francois Krige and team for saving this special isolated forest and 170 000+ planted trees. We will get straight back into that 2025 site and fill it up with fresh growth in April. This is a great outlook on fire and how it can assist the natural vegetation. Now Platbos Forest and Greenpop reforestation sites definitely have the biggest firebreaks. Well done to everyone involved and thank you for saving this special ongoing restoration project!

29/10/2025

When time, moisture, and balance come together.

Previously chipped biomass , once invasive growth, is now breaking down, threaded through with mycelium.

These fungal networks are nature’s recyclers, returning nutrients to the soil and laying the foundation for new life to thrive.

28/10/2025

A little bit of landscaping to end the day.

23/10/2025

Just another day of working systematically in a line. Removing dead wattle, hakea, pine and and australian myrtle. We are just too happy to work in a newly rehabilitated landscape