REWILDING Southern Africa

Rewilding may be considered as an expansive approach to conservation, allowing nature to do what she does best to repair and revitalise habitats. Rewilding is the science of conservation which promotes ecosystem health and the protection of all natural resources, rather than focusing on just a few endangered species. REWILDING SOUTHERN AFRICA will provide an integrated communications platform for a greater understanding and appreciation of rewilding, and how it can revitalise entire ecosystems. REWILDING SOUTHERN AFRICA is an upmarket quarterly publication aimed at conservationists, policymakers and concerned readers for whom conservation and the improvement of natural habitats shape how they live, what they consume, and where they choose to take their rest. Conservation is everyone’s legacy and concern.

The Fynbos Biome: A Unique Ecological Treasure

PUBLISHING EDITOR'S NOTE

REWILDING Southern Africa

LEOPARDS ON THE EDGE • Reconnecting a Cape Predator Landscape at De Hoop

RETURNING HOME • Sea Turtle Rehabilitation and Release at De Hoop

Sanbona's Cape Mountain Zebra Reuniting a Fragmented Lineage in the Little Karoo

Mediterranean Regions Unite For CLIMATE ACTION • How the Western Cape became a founding member of the Mediterranean Climate Action Partnership and why this global alliance matters for the province's future

5 Quiet Architects of the Fynbos • Small species, ancient lineages and the living foundations of a floral kingdom

Bontebok • A recovery shaped by stewardship, science and private land

DRIVEN TO PROTECT THE WILD • Toyota's role in saving a lone African Wild Dog in the Waterberg

Between Fence and Fynbos • Inside the New Cape Peninsula Baboon Management Action Plan

TAMING THE FLAMES • Why managing fire and invasive alien trees are two sides of the same coin

IQHUDE: A story of true grit and a supportive industry

Plant, Place, Purpose • Landscape design, fynbos fluency and global gardens

Anthony Hitchcock: A life rooted in fynbos recovery

WHERE LAND MEETS OCEAN: Morukuru Family De Hoop

WALKING THE FYNBOS • A structured journey through Kirstenbosch's Protea, Restio, Erica and Buchu gardens

DRAINING THE SOURCE • Alien invasive threat to water reserves in the fynbos biome

PROTEAS OF THE FYNBOS

Bread, Buchu and the Mountain Air of Jonkershoek • How Motherdough's new Jonkershoek bakery draws on local olive oil, indigenous buchu and one of the Cape's most important fynbos landscapes

Royal Venison Tartare with Spekboom • A raw, refined take on a classic - lifted by the crisp tang of spekboom

WINE PAIRING