New Nature Reserve

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24 September 2014

New Nature Reserve

Cape Town: A new nature reserve – the first in 20 years in the Western Cape – has been declared across 85 000ha of the Succulent Karoo region.

“We are celebrating an extremely vital moment in our country’s conservation history by protecting this seemingly desolate, largely under-appreciated area,” CEO of World Wide Fund for Nature SA, Dr Morné du Plessis, said in a media release.

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