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The humane use of paintball markers for baboon management

CapeNature hereby confirms that the humane use of paintball markers as an aversion tool to keep baboons out of the urban areas and in their natural habitat, remains legal.

Save our biodiversity by helping us fight plant poaching!

We are currently facing challenges in the Western Cape with succulent plant poaching. The succulent plant trade has thus changed into an operation much like that of rhino poaching, where the main role-players sit offshore, and the poaching is done by local people.

Forge your path on CapeNature trails

CapeNature is excited to be partnering with Forge. With Forge’s accurate and up-to-date digital trail maps, you can feel confident and reassured whilst out on trails across several CapeNature reserves.

World Environment Day – Velddrif Clean up

On Saturday 5 June, teams from Cape Nature, Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Environment (DFFE), Working for the Coast (WFTC) and members of Velddrif yacht club took part in a combined clean-up event.

World Environment Day 2021 - Kids' Competition

Are you between 7 and 13 years old? If the answer is yes, you could win a fantastic hamper from CapeNature in our World Environment Day 2021 competition.

De Hoop Collection winter discounts!

CapeNature is proud to announce that our Public Private Partner (PPP), world-renowned De Hoop Collection, is participating in the entity’s annual winter discount campaign!

Warm up with CapeNature this winter!

The promotion runs from 1 May to 31 August 2021 and means that you get an additional 40% off our existing price freeze promotion which has been running since 2019. So what are you waiting for - pay less, and get more from CapeNature this winter!

Western Cape State of Conservation Report 2020 - Webinar Discussion

CapeNature proudly hosted a webinar discussion on the Western Cape State of Conservation Report (SoCR 2020) on 20^th May 2021.

State of Conservation Report 2020

We are very proud to announce that the first annual State of Conservation Report for the Western Cape is complete and ready for release. This succinct and visually rich report provides an overview of the status of priority conservation indicators as at the end of 2019.