Nature Talks goes virtual!
CapeNature invites you to attend a virtual Nature Talks session by live webinar on Monday, 29 June 2020 from 17h00 to 18h00 as we rediscover the most incredible and prominent hiking trails across the Western Cape.
The session is for adventure-seekers and nature enthusiasts, both experienced and new to the outdoor scene. We have an exciting lineup of speakers who will unpack CapeNature’s diverse terrains, sustainable access and visitor safety while exploring coexistence with the natural environment.
RSVP now to secure your online seat at the event here: https://bit.ly/31bfxUK - entries close at midnight, 24 June 2020.
Attendees stand a chance to win a stay at the newly built self-catering two-sleeper cottage at the award-winning Kogelberg Nature Reserve. Winner to be announced at the end of the seminar. Terms and Conditions apply.
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