A sad day for Black Harriers: Next steps to protect this Renosterveld icon
Black Harriers are listed as Endangered – and recent research suggests just over 1000 mature individuals remain in the world. So when we lose two Black Harrier males in the space of a few hours
Diversity in Overberg Renosterveld
But what does this diversity mean? How does the diversity of Renosterveld compare with other ecosystems of the Cape Floristic Region?
SAEON Fynbos Node launches the Global Overberg Renosterveld Watch application
Using a combination of satellite imagery and machine learning, Glenn Moncrieff and Marcel Gietzmann-Sanders have developed the Global Overberg Renosterveld Watch application.
Singing, spitting and speedy: Ground-dwelling spiders of Renosterveld
From the ‘singing’ spider, to the Spitting Spider, you’ll find a wide range of free-living, ground-dwelling spiders in Renosterveld.
Using Repeat Photography to Document Post Fire Change in Overberg Renosterveld
Last autumn we partnered with several easement landowners and other key conservation partners to effect successful ecological burns in areas