Upper Tokai Park – A Glorious Decade of Fynbos Restoration
Over 700 species of Fynbos have been recorded in Upper Tokai Park – only four South African parks have more species than this single slope.
Over 700 species of Fynbos have been recorded in Upper Tokai Park – only four South African parks have more species than this single slope.
Our research in the Cape Floristic Region discovered that fynbos seed banks that have survived over a century of pine plantations are viable.
A new research article stresses the urgent need for SANParks to exploit the soil-seedbank resilience of Cape Flats Sand Fynbos at Tokai Park.
Same as SANParks' old TCIP. With apologies to Pete Townsend of The Who and his 1971 song, Won't Get Fooled Again.
ChatGPT, the Internet's new BFF, addresses an Open Letter to SANParks' Managing Executives, urging the clear felling of pine at Tokai Park.
Botanists discover a Large-stipule Fountainbush (Psoralea fascicularis) population not previously recorded at Tokai Park.
Jeremy Gilmore presents his 2021 Grade 12 Project – the restoration of Psoralea fascicularis (Large-stipule Fountainbush) at Tokai greenbelts.
The Western Cape is losing biodiversity at an alarming rate. How do we reverse a process threatening the global web of life?