Rare Flora and Fauna at Grootbos Foundation
Check out this stunning shot from our Research Team, showcasing the majestic Skyscraper Heath (Erica fascicularis) blooming in the vibrant young veld of a property nestled within the heart of the Agulhas Green Corridor. Watch as it continues to stretch skyward, reaching new heights.
Behold this pretty-in-pink Gladiolus meridionalis spotted by our entomology team while out catching insects. Nature never ceases to amaze!
Witness the beauty of Liperia splendens, a stunning find made by our dedicated team at the Grootbos Foundation.
Join us in marvelling at the discovery of a rain spider nest.
Amphithalea rostrata, a plant species of particular interest to our entomologists, holds significance as it is endangered due to quarrying and invasive plant species. Until recently, it was only known to occur at two other locations in the Western Cape, and now also at Grootbos. We are intrigued by what pollinates it and eagerly anticipate uncovering the answer.
