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Beseerde brandbestryder suksesvol uit Stettynskloof-berge gered
’n CapeNature-brandbestryder is Saterdagoggend ná ’n nag op die Stettynskloof-berge suksesvol gered nadat sy ‘n beenbesering opgedoen het.
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Cape Peninsula baboon sanctuary plans met with activist concerns
Animal activists oppose Cape Peninsula baboon sanctuary plans, arguing that confining wild baboons and sterilising males is cruel to animals.
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Western Cape wildlife at risk as fire season intensifies: Authorities urge public restraint
As devastating wildfires continue to sweep across the Western Cape, leaving approximately 90,000 hectares of land scorched in their wake, conservation authorities are issuing urgent guidance to residents who may…
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Western Cape adds 47,000 hectares to conservation network in major wildlife protection win
The Western Cape has achieved a conservation milestone by adding 47,000 hectares to its protected areas network through the declaration of two brand-new nature reserves and the significant expansion of…
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Succulent Karoo gains new protector: Lettas Kraal Nature Reserve declared
A new nature reserve declared: Lettas Kraal Nature Reserve enhances biodiversity conservation in the Western Cape.
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CapeNature calls for all hands on deck to prevent wildfires this season
CapeNature urges Western Cape wildfire prevention as 2024-’25 fire season costs exceed R300 million. A total of 97 fires burned 75 000-plus hectares in last season, with only 19,5% of…
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KYK | Jong kwagga nog op vrye voet in Franschhoekpas
’n Jong kwagga, bekend as “Fransie”, het uit ’n natuurreservaat ontsnap en sedert Saterdagaand in die Franschhoekpas rondgehardloop. Reddingspanne probeer steeds om haar vas te trek.
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Fret-liefde loop skeef by dieresorg-sentrum in Klapmuts
Al drie die diertjies wat glo Saterdag 4 Oktober deur ‘n vrywilliger van die Exotic Animal World Klapmuts gesteel is, is veilig “terug by die huis”.
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Western Cape cracks down on biodiversity crime as protected species face growing threat
The Western Cape’s unique plant and animal life is under attack from criminals, with conservation officials recording dozens of cases in just three months this year.
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CapeNature’s Damara Trail wins silver award at International Tourism Film Festival Africa 2025
CapeNature’s video series on its Damara Trail has won the Silver Award in the Tourism – Products category at the prestigious International Tourism Film Festival Africa (ITFFA) 2025. CapeNature’s videos…
