As julle nie omgee nie sal ek wil saamry as julle daai historiese trip doen!
Ja, ons sal moet wag tot CapeNature dit WEER gerestoureer het. Miskien moet ons net op die lawn gaan kamp
The beauty and tranquillity of Agulhas National Park, captured on the cover of Wild’s summer issue, has been reduced to ashes. On Christmas Day 2009 fire swept through the park and more than half of it was engulfed by flame.
Traditional homesteads and cottages, which had recently been renovated for use as accommodation, were gutted. Vast stretches of fynbos were destroyed and in the massive seeding that usually follows fire there’s the risk that alien plants may take over.
Agulhas National Park needs your help to get back on track, for the sake of the environment and the people who live there. The Honorary Rangers of the Overberg region have a plan – and the enthusiasm and energy to put it into action.
They want to ensure fire doesn’t destroy the park again, so firefighting equipment is high on the list. As are the tools needed for fencing to keep looters out. And they want to clear alien vegetation to safeguard fynbos for the future and replace the lost tourism and hospitality jobs.
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