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  • Be a busy bee

    Posted on Find the ‘bee’ words in this word search.  Look back and forth and up and down and diagonally! Look every which way except upside down.  Bees don’t fly upside down. Read more »
  • Birds and Bees

    Posted on The birds and the bees have been loving Steenbok Reserve!  And why not?!?  Since spring the most fantabulous flowers are colourfully blooming. Flowers, just like people, differ in colour, smell, shape and size.  What awesome variety! One of these cheerful... Read more »
  • Steenbok Nature Reserve – fighting the aliens!!!

    Posted on There are some very sensitive areas in the Reserve that if not attended to properly will become infested with alien invasive vegetation.  The whole month of August will be focused on systematically removing invasive plants and encouraging indigenous growth. HOW... Read more »
  • Sunshine in a flower

    Posted on Steenbok Nature Reserve has a display of warm colours flowering during the cold Winter months.  Here are a few examples to look out for during your walks through the indigenous gardens.  The bright yellows and oranges will cheer up your... Read more »
  • Trimming Roger’s Way

    Posted on The Steenbok Nature Reserve comprises two distinct areas: Steenbok Park and Kingfisher Creek, which are linked by a narrow pathway between the Country Club and the Boat Club. It was Roger Voysey who had the vision to landscape this pathway... Read more »
  • STEENBOK NATURE RESERVE NEWSLETTER JULY 2021

    Posted on Please visit the link below for our latest Newsletter. https://mailchi.mp/facbff7a8e69/steenbok-nature-reserve-newsletter-july-2021 Read more »
  • Winter Solstice 2021

    Posted on Yes!!! We can finally start looking forward to longer daylight hours in Steenbok. Fun Facts The Winter solstice date this year was on the 21 June.  The word “solstice” is derived from the Latin term “solsitium”, which literally means “sun-stopping”. ... Read more »
  • When the power is out, take a walk….

    Posted on There is nothing more satisfying at the moment than taking a walk at 4pm when load shedding hits!!! We have been having such amazingly warm and sunny days that the area near Kingfisher Creek has quickly become one of my... Read more »