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Northern Cape s rare succulents are being stolen for the international illegal market

Plant poaching is on the increase, say police.

Western capeSouth africaNorthern capeFree stateSouth africanNontsikelelo mpuloAshraf hendricksChristine wieseKatherine forsytheAfrican police serviceAfrican national biodiversity instituteWorld wide fund for natureHilton bocksKnersvlakte nature reserveSpringbok stock theftEndangered species

Northern Cape s rare succulents are being stolen for the international illegal market

Plant poaching is on the increase, say police.

Western capeSouth africaNorthern capeFree stateSouth africanNontsikelelo mpuloAshraf hendricksChristine wieseKatherine forsytheAfrican police serviceAfrican national biodiversity institute sanbiWorld wide fund for natureHilton bocksKnersvlakte nature reserveSpringbok stock theftEndangered species

Rare succulents are being stolen from the Northern Cape

More than 1,5 million dwarf succulents have been poached from the Succulent Karoo over the past three years. World Wide Fund for Nature SA and the SA National Biodiversity Institute are working together to solve the probem.

Western capeSouth africaNorthern capeFree stateSouth africanAshraf hendricks katherine forsytheNontsikelelo mpuloAshraf hendricks capenatureAshraf hendricksChristine wieseKatherine forsytheAfrican police serviceAfrican national biodiversity instituteWorld wide fund for natureHilton bocksKnersvlakte nature reserve

Northern Cape s succulents are stolen for the international illegal market

Plant poaching in the Northern Cape is on the increase, say police. By November last year, officers had confiscated about 415 000 plants.

Western capeSouth africaNorthern capeFree stateSouth africanNontsikelelo mpuloAshraf hendricksChristine wieseKatherine forsytheAfrican police serviceAfrican national biodiversity instituteWorld wide fund for natureHilton bocksKnersvlakte nature reserveSucculent karooSouth african national biodiversity institute

Northern Cape s rare succulents are being stolen for the international illegal market

Plant poaching is on the increase, say police

Western capeSouth africaNorthern capeFree stateSouth africanNontsikelelo mpuloChristine wieseKatherine forsytheAfrican police serviceAfrican national biodiversity instituteWorld wide fund for natureSpringbok stock theftEndangered speciesHilton bocksKnersvlakte nature reserveKnersvlake nature

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