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Climate Change and Farming in the Southern Cape: What Matters Most?

By Halcyone Muller The Southern Cape has always been shaped by climate. Farmers, land managers and rural communities depend on reliable rainfall, healthy soils, secure water supplies and functioning ecosystems. However, changing weather patterns are placing increasing...

Biodiversity Stewardship: An Opportunity for Southern Cape Landowners

By Halcyone Muller In the Southern Cape, Biodiversity Stewardship is not a threat to landowners. It is an opportunity to be part of something bigger: protecting South Africa's natural heritage while strengthening the future of the land they know and love. The Southern...

Silky Hakea Biocontrol: Nature’s Allies in the Fight Against an Invasive Invader

By Halcyone Muller Silky hakea (Hakea sericea) is one of the most problematic invasive alien plants affecting the fynbos ecosystems of the Western Cape. Introduced from Australia, this hardy shrub rapidly forms dense stands that outcompete indigenous vegetation,...
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Climate Change and Farming in the Southern Cape: What Matters Most?

Climate Change and Farming in the Southern Cape: What Matters Most?

By Halcyone Muller The Southern Cape has always been shaped by climate. Farmers, land managers and rural communities depend on reliable rainfall, healthy soils, secure water supplies and functioning ecosystems. However, changing weather patterns are placing...

Environmental EducationGouritz Ecological Corridors ProjectInvasion Biology (IAPs)
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Silky Hakea Biocontrol: Nature’s Allies in the Fight Against an Invasive Invader

Silky Hakea Biocontrol: Nature’s Allies in the Fight Against an Invasive Invader

By Halcyone Muller Silky hakea (Hakea sericea) is one of the most problematic invasive alien plants affecting the fynbos ecosystems of the Western Cape. Introduced from Australia, this hardy shrub rapidly forms dense stands that outcompete indigenous vegetation,...