BIRDS OF THE FORESTS BIOME
Forest specialists The Forest Biome is the smallest of South Africa’s nine biomes. In the Garden Route we have one of the most extensive areas...
Month : July 2021
BEACH PUMPKIN
When walking along the foreshore dunes, we easily recognise these common residents (Arctotheca populifolia) by the silvery, grey-leafed plants and yellow, daisy-like flowers. They are...
GOOD PHOTOS OF THE MOON
When a full moon rises, many people will pull out their mobile phones to try and get a worthy photo, but unfortunately the moon is...
GESKILLE EN PROSEDURES IN DIE WERKSPLEK
Te midde van ’n pandemie en dreigende resessie het Suid-Afrika die afgelope tyd ’n toename beleef in afleggings, werkloosheid en onvermydelik ook dispute in die...
TIENERS IN KONTEKS
Dr. Daniel J. Siegel se handmodel verduidelik die werking van die brein mooi. Maak ’n vuis met jou duim onder jou vingers ingevou. Die binneste...
AGRICULTURE – HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN AROUND?
Recently the Western Cape Minister of Agriculture visited the Mossel Bay District to meet with the Western Cape Women’s Agricultural Organization, whom he calls “the...
BRIDGES … A MEANS OF CONNECTING
Bridges … a connector for people, traffic, neighbourhoods. They are often architecturally challenging, visually striking, or enshrouded by urban legend. (Sometimes they combine all three.)...
ALOE THERE!
In Athol Fugard’s 1978 play, A Lesson From Aloes, the aloe is used allegorically as a tool for trying to establish a sense of place in...
DO YOURSELF A “FAVOUR”!
Favour Farm just outside Great Brak River is a regenerative organic farm which aims to supply the local community with the healthiest, nutrient dense food. We...
THE ENCHANTING KNYSNA SEAHORSE
The Knysna seahorse, Hippocampus capensis, is the only one of nearly 40 species worldwide that are found in river estuaries and not in the ocean. Endemic to...