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Size matters: A new large-scale renosterveld landscape protected

Size matters: A new large-scale renosterveld landscape protected

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Apr 22, 2026 | Renosterveld News

The newly signed conservation easement, Oudekraalskop, brings Endangered Eastern Rûens Shale Renosterveld and Rûens Silcrete Renosterveld under protection in

An invisible crisis in renosterveld

An invisible crisis in renosterveld

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Mar 25, 2026 | Renosterveld News

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.  

Tracking young Black Harriers reveals a harsh reality

Tracking young Black Harriers reveals a harsh reality

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Mar 11, 2026 | Birds, Renosterveld News, Species

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.

Quartz islands in renosterveld: Small, specialised – and under threat

Quartz islands in renosterveld: Small, specialised – and under threat

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Feb 6, 2026 | Renosterveld Articles

When walking through renosterveld, your eye may suddenly catch bright white patches shimmering among the green-grey vegetation. These patches look like small islands surrounded by typical renosterveld vegetation – and that is exactly why they are called quartz islands.

A birding weekend not to be missed

A birding weekend not to be missed

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Dec 15, 2025 | Birds, Renosterveld Articles

Bird lovers and conservation enthusiasts, eager to deepen their birding knowledge and bird with a purpose, converged on our Haarwegskloof Renosterveld Reserve in November, to learn from one of the country’s top conservation biologists.

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