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Less than 5% of renosterveld remains today. Much of what survives exists on privately owned farmland.
Less than 5% of renosterveld remains today. Much of what survives exists on privately owned farmland.
Protected fragments of renosterveld across the Overberg are starting to form something far more meaningful than isolated patches.
The newly signed conservation easement, Oudekraalskop, brings Endangered Eastern Rûens Shale Renosterveld and Rûens Silcrete Renosterveld under protection in
The tiny relationships holding everything together. Together with fire, these animals drove the structure of the renosterveld ecosystem and the constantly changing ratios of shrubs to grasses.
Every young Black Harrier that leaves the nest faces an uncertain future. For this endangered raptor, the first year of life is the most dangerous – a time when hunger, predators and wildfire can all prove fatal.