ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES

A textbook can teach a child all the facts and the classroom theory sounds good in words. But the knowledge only last until the exams are done. But firsthand practical experience teaches the lessons one will remember for a long time if not forever. A photo looks pretty, but holding a lizard or seeing a caracal running away makes him real. Experiencing the effect of human impact on our environment makes it a reality, not just a scary story.

Interpretative hikes could include limestone fynbos, animals (small mammals), birds study, alien plants, old wagon route, beach covering dunes, sandy shores and whales, wetlands study on Hermanus estuary and mountain waterfalls with forests (by arrangement)

See some examples at our photo gallery