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• Head Office Move
  The CapeNature Head Office has moved from our Rondebosch offices to our new premises located at the PGWC Shared Services Centre, Corner of Bosduif and Volstruis Streets, Bridgetown. 

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• Hiking Guidelines
  The CapeNature Hiking Trails range from easy strolls to challenging climbs with panoramic views of mountain ranges and seacoasts.Read more in our detailed guide to hiker safety on our reserves.
  
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  Spring into action... and WIN a 3-night Spring Break, experience the wonders for yourself! 
  
  Book a stay at any of CapeNature's self catering accommodation units between 1 September and 31 October 2010, and you could WIN:

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• News

  Cape Town TV Series "Change"
  
  African Renaissance Productions in conjuction with CapeNature for Cape Town Tv recently launched a groundbreaking new enviromental series.
  
  
  
  

   

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• Tourism
  Looking for accommodation? Search for accommodation using our CapeNature accommodation search facility. What kind of activities are you interested in? Find a list of the activities that CapeNature offers you.

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• Conservation
  Cape Vulture / Kransaasvoel SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gyps coprotheres CONSERVATION STATUS: Vulnerable

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