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• Rocherpan

  Visitors to Rocherpan Nature Reserve now have something special to enjoy – stylish and comfortable new eco-cabins. Bookings are now open.
  

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• African Penguin

  The African penguin has seen a large decrease in numbers during the 20th century. Find out more about this precious "endangered" species.

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• Kogelberg

  Kogelberg Nature Reserve is often considered the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom, because of the exceptional quality of its fynbos.

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• Biodiversity

  The State of Biodiversity report documents CapeNature's conservation initiatives and actions to assess and monitor the state of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in the Western Cape. 

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• Stewardship

  View the CapeNature Stewardship sites and see how CapeNature and private land owners work together to protect the biodiversity of the Western Cape.

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• Hiking Guidelines

  The CapeNature Hiking Trails range from easy strolls to challenging climbs with panoramic views of mountain ranges and seacoasts. Read more in our detailed guide to hiker safety on our reserves.
  
  Get there and back Safely!

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