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Why fynbos needs fire
Fynbos does not thrive on stability. It thrives on change, and fire is how the land renews itself.
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Bearded proteas in bloom
Around this time of year, winter-flowering bearded proteas burst into bloom on Gondwana, drawing endemic fynbos birds, elephants and insect life to the protea stands.
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Strategic Alien Removal Programme (SARP)
The Strategic Alien Removal Programme continues to clear stands of invasive wattle across the reserve.
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Cheetah cubs first run at Ashia
A joyful update from Ashia Cheetah Centre showing the cheetah cubs thriving, running and building the fitness they need.
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Blooming March and April
Beautiful blooms are in flower this month, including Gladiolus roseovenosus and the candelabra lily Brunsvigia josephiniae.
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Paintbrush lily
After good rains over the hottest months, the fynbos is rich with colour. Standing out this month is the paintbrush lily (Haemanthus coccineus).
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Environmental learning days at Gondwana
Over recent years the Gondwana Conservation Foundation has brought learners to Gondwana Game Reserve for environmental learning days.
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Gladiolus roseovenosus
Gladiolus roseovenosus is a rare winter-rainfall species that grows on well-drained slopes in the coastal foothills of the Outeniqua Mountains.
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Satyrium muticum
The Gondwana Conservation Foundation monitors Satyrium muticum on Gondwana Game Reserve.
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Gondwana goes solar
Gondwana has built a solar plant on the reserve.
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Anti Poaching
We are ever grateful to Gondwana’s Anti-Poaching Unit (APU) for their constant vigilance and hard work to keep our wildlife safe - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.