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Cape Town woman fined R250 000 or four years in jail for illegal reptile keeping
A Cape Town woman has been sentenced after being convicted for unlawfully keeping 145 reptiles captive.
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Over half a million rands worth of crayfish haul seized in Hawston poaching operation
Ongoing Law Enforcement efforts across the Overstrand yield results.
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Rabid cape fur seal removed from Betty’s Bay beach
Authorities have warned beach goers after a Cape fur seal showing signs of rabies was removed from Betty’s Bay beach on Sunday.
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CapeNature warns of heightened wildfire risk as El Niño conditions develop.
CapeNature warns of a potentially more severe wildfire season for the Western Cape as El Niño brings hotter and drier conditions.
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CWDM, CapeNature monitors active fire in Boland
As earlier warnings indicated the fire season kicked off earlier than expected with an active fire currently raging in the Cape Winelands.
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CapeNature Access Week to offer free entry at reserves
CapeNature’s Access Week, from September 19-25, offers free entry to nature reserves across the Western Cape, promoting inclusivity.
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Western Cape braces for eight-month fire season as severe El Niño looms
Western Cape’s fire season doubles to eight months as province prepares for one of history’s most severe El Niño events.
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More than 80 residents from Betty’s Bay helped stranded dolphin
When more than 80 people come together to rescue a stranded Risso’s dolphin, you can be sure that this is a community to be reckoned with.
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CapeNature vereer brandbestryders ná uitdagende vuurseisoen
Die geleentheid het hulde gebring aan die manne en vroue wat gedurende die afgelope brandseisoen aan die voorpunt gestaan het om gemeenskappe, infrastruktuur en die Wes Kaap se unieke biodiversiteit…
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CapeNature welcomes conviction of couple keeping reptiles
A Kirstenhof couple has been convicted on multiple counts of unlawful reptile keeping and transport after 95 specimens were found without the required permits.
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