Address

Bereaville, Overberg, Western Cape

WhatsApp

+27 72 130 2208

Offering educational outreach and ensuring wildlife needing care get to permitted rehabilitation centres in the Western Cape.

Category: Common Urban Wildlife

  • Give A HOOT! [Watch]

    Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue Gears Up for Owl Breeding Season At Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue, we’re heading into one of the most exciting and busiest times of the year: Spotted Eagle Owl breeding season. These incredible birds are vital to our local ecosystems. A single owl family can eat up to 3,000 rodents a year,…

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  • Going Batty [Watch]

    Watch our first Going Batty Webinar to learn some fun and fascinating facts about bats, how they help us – and the environment – and most importantly, how we can help them!

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  • Bats in the Overberg

    When the sun sets over the rolling hills and rugged coastline of the Overberg, a different kind of wildlife takes to the skies—bats! These fascinating nocturnal creatures are the unsung heroes of our ecosystem, helping to control insect populations and even pollinate plants. With around 56 species of bats found in South Africa, the Overberg…

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  • The African Pied Crow

    The African Pied Crow (Corvus albus) is not just another bird; it is a fascinating creature known for its remarkable intelligence and adaptability. Spanning various habitats across sub-Saharan Africa, this crow species has intrigued ornithologists and nature enthusiasts alike with its distinctive appearance, complex social structures, and notable cognitive abilities. History and Distribution The African…

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  • Give A HOOT! [Watch]

    Give A HOOT! [Watch]

    Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue Gears Up for Owl Breeding Season At Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue, we’re heading into one of the most exciting and busiest times of the year: Spotted Eagle Owl breeding season. These incredible birds are vital to our local ecosystems. A single owl family can eat up to 3,000 rodents a year,…

  • Grysbok saved from dog attack

    Grysbok saved from dog attack

    Thanks to an alert and caring Greyton resident who came out in the middle of the night to see what all the squealing was about, this little Grysbok was rescued from attacking dogs. He was kept safe overnight and this morning I was able to respond. Puncture wounds and broken bones can heal but there…

  • Going Batty [Watch]

    Going Batty [Watch]

    Watch our first Going Batty Webinar to learn some fun and fascinating facts about bats, how they help us – and the environment – and most importantly, how we can help them!

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