This activity book is proudly brought to you by CapeNature and offers various activities around biodiversity. Here, you’ll participate in games that will teach you how to conserve our indigenous fishes and how lowland fynbos works. 

Do you know the difference between a hill and a mountain? Landforms that are 600m high or higher are classified as mountains. Mountains are home to 15% of the world’s population and cover 22% of the surface of the earth.

Plants are part of our daily lives. For some tips on how to pamper your plants at home, have a look at this infographic!

Mountains add value to tourism. Find out how with this educational infographic on mountains and tourism.

Planet Earth is made of rocks. This workshop aimed at teachers focuses on important topics such as biodiversity and soil conservation. 

Teachers workshop: Natural Science and Technology for Grade 5 on planet Earth and beyond, systems and control (the surface of the Earth)
* Rocks
* Soil types

This general awareness programme investigates holistic predation management.

Learn all about the problem of invasive species in the Western Cape, the possible solutions, and what CapeNature is doing.

Listen to our Field Rangers talk about biodiversity crime.

Listen to one of CapeNature's Field Rangers speak about invasive species, what is being done to eradicate them and prevent further spread. 

In this interesting webinar, learn about the state of conservation in the Western Cape, what the threats are to biodiversity and what is being done to conserve it.