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Relief efforts underway after Garden Route flooding

Relief efforts are underway to assist residents affected along the Garden Route by the heavy downpours which resulting in flooding affecting several areas.

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Cloudburst wreaks havoc in George

The George Municipality asked residents to use water for essential purposes only as two consecutive bursts in a raw water supply pipe saw the town’s water supply dwindle to critical.

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Get up the mountain! | George Herald

Get up the mountain! | George Herald
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A safer Witfontein after security initiative

A safer Witfontein after security initiative
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5 million-year-old velvet worm species thriving on Garden Route

5 million-year-old velvet worm species thriving on Garden Route By Staff Reporter Share Five velvet worm species discovered in and around the Garden Route National Park (GRNP) recently show a healthy eco-system as the 5 million-year-old species thrive only in âpristine conditionsâ. SANParks said the discovery of peripatopsis clavigera was made by independent researchers from Stellenbosch University â Aaron Barnes, Till Reiss and Savel Daniels. GRNP general manager Vuyiswa Thabethe said they were excited about the news. âNot only are we in the midst of age-old wonder creatures dating back as far as 5 million years ago, velvet worms thrive in pristine conditions only. Their existence in the forest point to how well the forests are managed under the GRNP. The forests are healthy and thriving,â Thabethe said.

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