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Working on Fire, Cape Nature clear hectares of alien vegetation

8 March 2018, 3:29 PM  |
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Working on Fire spokesperson, Lauren Howard says over three-thousand hectares of invasive plants have been removed.

Working on Fire spokesperson, Lauren Howard says over three-thousand hectares of invasive plants have been removed.

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Working on Fire spokesperson, Lauren Howard says over three-thousand hectares of invasive plants have been removed.

Working on Fire and Cape Nature have cleared more than 80 hectares of alien vegetation to increase water supply into the Berg River Dam near Franschhoek in the Boland.

Working on Fire spokesperson, Lauren Howard says over three-thousand hectares of invasive plants have been removed.

She says teams successfully cleared pine trees after being airlifted to their base camp.

 

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