FoTP Mandela Day Hack 18 July 2020
Lower Tokai Tuesday Alien Hack
You’re invited to join us tackling invasive alien vegetation during our weekly Tuesday Lower Tokai Alien Pull.
FoTP Mandela Day Hack 18 July 2020
Lower Tokai Tuesday Alien Hack
You’re invited to join us tackling invasive alien vegetation during our weekly Tuesday Lower Tokai Alien Pull.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Arboretum Group
Arboretum Group
You’re invited to join us in restoring our natural heritage as we root out alien vegetation from our historic Tokai Arboretum.
Stands of alien pine plunge like a blood-smeared butcher’s knife from TMNP into Cape Town's eastern flank.
Seeing Red – Our local Cape Flats Sand Fynbos restoration potential*
A new research article stresses the urgent need for SANParks to exploit the soil-seedbank resilience of Cape Flats Sand Fynbos at Tokai Park.
Paths at Lower Tokai Park Officially designated paths are marked in yellow remain open. Paths marked in dotted red are the inadvertently brushcut former forestry tracks.
Path Closures at Lower Tokai Park
Former forestry path closures in Lower Tokai Park's Core Conservation Area have resulted from inadvertent brushcutting in April 2024.
The Sugarbird Project's area of operations within the bounds of Table Mountain National Park. The boxed area covers Tokai Park.
Moving Mountains – The Sugarbird Trust Annual Report 2023/24
The Sugarbird Trust's 2023/24 Annual Report is out and the Letter from its Chairperson makes for inspirational reading.
