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Battle between Honey Badger and Bee-keepers

Battle between Honey Badger and Bee-keepers

Friday, 23 August 2013

As always, Friday was filled with excitement and activities at Eco-Rangers. At first it seemed somewhat unfortunate that we were working indoors when the weather was perfect for something out in the open. As it turned out, we were able to enjoy both …

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Reserve GoPro Camera hand over, African Bats and The dawn of Dinosaurs (Series 1)

Reserve GoPro Camera hand over, African Bats and The dawn of Dinosaurs (Series 1)

Friday 16th August 2013

While the cape wind was howling outdoors, breaking branches off trees and whipping up large areas of leaf matter into the air and dumping it elsewhere . . . the Eco-Rangers where safely in the Environmental Education Center enjoying an exciting and entertaining programme.

Firstly, we …

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Take a scenic walk in the Kogel Bay area – Saturday, 24th August 2013

Take a scenic walk in the Kogel Bay area – Saturday, 24th August 2013

You probably know Kogel bay as one of the most beautiful beaches in our area. And of course it is well known as a surfers paradise.

However, Kogel bay has a lot more to offer the person who enjoys the company of the outdoors. Just across …

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Fabulous and Fascinating Fungi – discover a hidden kingdom

Fabulous and Fascinating Fungi – discover a hidden kingdom

On Friday 19th July 2013 the Eco-Rangers enjoyed rummaging through the damp forests in search of fungi. The children discovered at least 6 different types of mushroom, including one jelly fungi and lots of mycelium.

Later they examined the specimens collected by looking through the microscope and then …

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Cape Leopard Trust visits the Helderberg Eco-Rangers

Cape Leopard Trust visits the Helderberg Eco-Rangers

On Friday 2nd August 2013 the Eco-Rangers were privileged to have Anita Meyer from The Cape Leopard Trust (CLT) visit. Anita spent time with the children explaining many interesting facts and findings about our Cape Leopard.

The majority of the discussion involved showing how a Cuddeback camera …

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