Archive for June, 2009

Managed relocation, assisted migration or assisted colonisation?

Posted on June 27, 2009 | No Comments
In a previous post I speculated about the likely effects of climate change on South Africa’s Cape Floristic Region, one of the most biodiverse floral kingdoms on the planet, and...
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A walk of no ordinary proportion

Posted on June 6, 2009 | 1 Comment
The Rim of Africa Mountain Passage is a grand idea painted large on the grand canvas of the Cape Fold Mountains. At its heart is the dream of creating biodiversity...
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- Roger & Nen: Hi Martie, We stayed at Satara in early Dec, camping. Great to read your blog, particularly as...
- Louise: Hi Martie, Awesome pics! How lucky can one be to stay in Kruger for one year. Are you doing some research...
- Leigh: Hi Martie, These pics are great and what a treat to view a kill! Keep up the good work!
- Julia: Fantastic!!!! The elusive leopard displays his/her prowess once again! Seems like life in the bush is bliss...
- Adelle: Awesome!!!
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