Introducing Tygerberg Nature Reserve In the heart of the Northern Suburbs lies the popular location of Tygerberg Nature Reserve. This reserve covers an incredible distance of 388 hectares and is home to over five hundred plant species, some threatened, while others are endemic to the region. Though, this area offers diversity through more than its plant species! With various species of mammals, birds, reptiles, frogs and even butterflies, it is not hard to see why this reserve is so cherished. When visiting, guests are always taken aback by the stunning view from the top of the hill. The 360-degree view of the City gives a clear view of the combination of vegetation amongst the sprawls of urban areas. Visitors can pop into the well-run Kristo Pienaar Environmental Education Centre at the reserve, equipped with a resource centre, library, and herbarium. This space is used to teach lessons to learners of all ages, from primary school to university! The topics taught here mainly include those revolving around ecology and biodiversity. Although it is not zoned for social functions, the hall at this location can be booked for conferences and meetings. Visiting Tygerberg Nature Reserve Thousands of years ago, the view enjoyed […]