Cape Town came out tops in the categories for making the most observations and recording the most species in this global competition.
Read more on why honeybush has long been used in parts of South Africa to brew a caffeine-free tea and remained a small-scale activity.
Water is a critical resource to support social and economic development. Economic growth is important for the well-being of our citizens of the WC.
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International Day for Biological Diversity
Cape Town wins 2 categories in City Nature Challenge
Honeybush tea Small industry, big potential
Resource Economic Studies in the Berg/Breede Catchments
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Berg River Improvement Plan (BRIP)
A partnership programme aimed at improving the water quality of the Berg River.
RSEP/VPUU
Improving the quality of life through urban, social and spatial upgrading.
CapeNature
CapeNature is responsible for biodiversity conservation in the Western Cape.
