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Educating youth groups

Feb 10, 2017 | LATEST NEWS, SOCIAL

One of the Nuwejaars Wetland SMA members Strandveld Wines, Home of First Sighting hosted some children at the vineyards from our local school in Elim. Another shining example of our members educating youth groups. Great to see such keen participation and the happy children with their ‘picks’.

 

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For one-day only: A Wetlands & Wildlife Guided Tour and Walk

Join this special guided tour and walk on World Wetlands Day – at HALF PRICE on Saturday 2 February ONLY.

  • Travel through the Nuwejaars wetlands and lakes to the home of the hippo. Enjoy the natural game (bontebok, Rau quagga, springbuck, eland and more) and the immense birdlife (look out for the Glossy ibis, Black cuckoo and Caspian tern).
  • Take a wetlands walk with our trained local guide.
  • And then enjoy coffee and rusks at the hippo vlei (with these curious animals often creeping ever closer).

What to bring: Your binoculars, some water, sunscreen, a hat and your walking shoes.
The plan: We meet at the Black Oystercatcher Restaurant at 7am on Saturday 2 February.
The price: R175/person
To book: Booking is essential. Email: book@nuwejaars.com; or Tel: 076 833 6341