Category: Steenbok Nature Reserve Newsletters
-
-
Newsletter September 2017
Posted on by s2It is now over three months since we issued the Survey Summary Report and we are approaching the quarterly anniversary of the devastating Knysna fires. To all those effected directly by the fire, and these include some dear Friends intimately... Download PDF » -
Newsletter February 2017
Posted on by s2Following the Eleventh Annual General Meeting of the friends of Steenbok Nature Reserve Trust held earlier this week we report as follows. Download PDF » -
Newsletter November 2016
Posted on by s2Winter and the start of spring have provided us with many lovely sights in different parts of the Reserve. Download PDF » -
Newsletter July 2016
Posted on by s2Following the appointment of Diana Stromberg to oversee our promotional activities and to manage our Facebook site we have been fortunate to receive a growing number of superb photos of the Reserve. Download PDF » -
Newsletter March 2016
Posted on by s2Following the announcement in our previous newsletter that we were reaching our 10th anniversary, we have decided to hold an Anniversary Party to recognise the amazing contributions made by a vast number of different individuals and organisations Download PDF » -
Newsletter December 2015
Posted on by s2As we issue this Newsletter, we celebrate the 10th anniversary since it was agreed between LIRA (Leisure Isle Residents Association) and Knysna Municipality that the Northern Shores of Leisure Isle be set aside as a Nature Reserve in perpetuity. Download PDF » -
Newsletter June 2015
Posted on by s2The new Bird Garden at the main entrance to the Reserve is already beginning to show encouraging growth and the overall effect is pleasing. It has been planted with two year old Clivias and a selection of plants that will... Download PDF » -
Newsletter March 2015
Posted on by s2With the issue of this our first Newsletter in 2015 we are happy to announce that our new website went live today. Download PDF » -
Newsletter December 2014
Posted on by s2The Reserve is in good condition and attracts a significant number of local and tourist visitors. The Management Committee’s main focus is on securing formal nature reserve status and it is hoped that this can be achieved under impending changes... Download PDF »