Meadowridge Common

The website of the Friends of Meadowridge Common

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Winter flowers on Meadowridge Common

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Probably the Common's most important species, this rare and endangered member of the Protea family is the Flat's Silkypuff, Diastel...

Thank you

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Thank you to everyone who supported the cake sale on Saturday to raise funds for the maintenance and on-going rehabilitation of Meadowridge ...

Cake Sale for the Common

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You will have received a broadsheet compiled by Fiona Watson, our Botanical Officer, on the Moraeas of Meadowridge Common . We hope that you...

e-Kapa website on Cape Town's Lowlands

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Cape Town’s lowland ecosystems are extremely threatened. Nineteen percent of the critically endangered Cape Flats Sand Fynbos remains, of wh...

Common stick insects

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An article calling for people to look out for an uncommon stick insect started me re-looking at my population of stick insects in the garden...

African monarch butterflies on the Common

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This morning, as well as seeing Maya on the Common (see photo below), I saw lots and lots of African monarch butterflies - mainly on exotic ...

Talking of the wild side…and the Meadowridge Common

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Baboons on the Meadowridge Common! What’s so surprising about that? For those who have ventured on to the Common for the purpose of ridding ...
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