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A special Renosterveld sighting: Bird pollination in action

A special Renosterveld sighting: Bird pollination in action

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Feb 4, 2021 | Renosterveld News

The sunbird puts the sharp tip of its bill into the tips of the colourful Microloma sagittatum. It reaches for the nectar in the flower with its tongue.

FOUR easements in one day (an exciting end to 2020)

FOUR easements in one day (an exciting end to 2020)

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Dec 17, 2020 | Renosterveld News

This is the way to close off 2020 – by signing FOUR conservation easements, and securing 650 hectares of Critically Endangered Renosterveld forever.

The Secret Life of Overberg Renosterveld Scorpions

The Secret Life of Overberg Renosterveld Scorpions

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Dec 12, 2020 | Renosterveld News, Species

There are four different scorpion species that are most likely to be encountered in Overberg Renosterveld. Scorpions are perhaps best known for being venomous.

Renosterveld, Rhebuck, remarkable rivers – and a dose of reality

Renosterveld, Rhebuck, remarkable rivers – and a dose of reality

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Nov 29, 2020 | Renosterveld News

By Petra Broddle. Three months in and I was still not 100% sure what Renosterveld looked like. But that is exactly the point. I’ve seen the Renosterveld remnants hanging

Take a hike on this interpreted walking trail

Take a hike on this interpreted walking trail

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Nov 17, 2020 | Renosterveld Centre, Renosterveld News

Take a hike through some of the most Critically Endangered habitat in South Africa and the world on our interpreted walking trail on Haarwegskloof Renosterveld Reserve.

Top 5 moments of this incredible Overberg spring

Top 5 moments of this incredible Overberg spring

by Overberg Renosterveld Trust | Nov 13, 2020 | Renosterveld News

As Overberg residents, we simply don’t realise just how amazing the diversity of our area is. Over the past few months, I’ve joined Odette Curtis-Scott and Petra Broddle

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