Sunday, November 01, 2015

Grysbok Rescued


Jason Murphy
1st November 2015

Earlier this week, the City’s Enviromnental Resource Management Department rescued a young cape grysbok that was trapped at a factory in Belhar. The animal has been successfully rehomed at the Bracken Nature Reserve. It is suspected that the young female grysbok wandered from the nearby Cape Flats Nature Reserve near the University of the Western Cape onto the factory’s premises. City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Energy, Environmental and Spatial Planning, Johan van der Merwe…..


“We want to thank city officials and company staff for their involvement\nt in rescuing a bokkie that was trapped on the factory premises. The bokkie was not harmed and is now enjoying her new home at the Bracken nature reserve”

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