When the residential area of Muizenberg East was planned, the EIA's identified certain areas worthy of conservation because they are part of the Cape Flats Dune Strandveld vegetation type. These important linking corridors from the nearby established Nature Reserves were designated "stepping stone" reserves as biodiversity corridors from Table Mountain National Park via the Greater Zandvlei Estuary Nature Reserve to the False Bay Ecology Park and along the coastal strip down to Wolfgat Nature Reserve and on to the Koggelberg Biosphere.

Margit van Heerden was the Manager from January 2011 till January 2012.
Tim Szoke and Marisa de Kock were the Managers from 2007 and 2008 - 2010 respectively.

Manager.

Cassandra Sheasby was appointed as the Manager in July 2012 and is based at the Zandvlei Nature Reserve.

Cassandra Sheasby is the Manager of the Conservation Areas.

Mangement Reports.                                                       updated 08/12/2012.

Note  - no reports were done for February to July 2012, as there was no Manager 
appointed for the position.

The City of Cape Town - Biodiversity Database can be viewed as a guest by visiting www.biodiversity.co.za . New sightings may be reported to the Manager.

Reserves.

Psoralea Park Reserve.

Management blocks indicated.

Psoralea Park Reserve data.  (Soralia Village).                      updated 08/12/2012.

Muizenberg East Nature Reserve.

Management blocks indicated.

Muizenberg East Nature Reserve data.  (Southbreak).

The Coastal Corridor Reserve.

In June 2012, Cassy is giving some background information to the volunteers, why we
are going to be planting this area.

The Coastal Corridor Reserve data.

Sunrise Villas Conservation Area.

photograpgh by Cassy Sheasby.

The landscaped area in Sunrise Villas is doing well and the plants have become established
in August 2012. Looking toward Muizenberg.

 Sunrise Villas Reserve data.

Capricorn Business Park.                    updated 17/2/2012.

Capricorn Business Park data.