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Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

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Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

From Robert Kleyn Project Manager at Phoenix Projects Knysna Area, South Africa I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn. - Robert Confirm that you know Robert You are receiving Invitation to Connect emails. Unsubscribe © 2011, LinkedIn Corporation. 2029 Stierlin Ct. Mountain View, CA 94043, USA

New R15m sewer system

It was published in The Herald on Friday the 9th December that Bitou is to build a R15m sewer system in Nature’s Valley.
This comes as a big surprise after years of study by local experts, controversy and in depth study and recommendation by Ninham Shand in 2006.
It would be interesting to find out exactly what Bitou propose to do and when.

How to Baboon proof houses

Polycarbonate baboon proofing supplied by Phoenix Projects

We have been giving reports on Baboon management but we would like to start giving some practical advice on how to baboon proof your house. Our first tip would be to install transparent Polycarbonate baboon proofing over window openings.
Not only does this prevent baboons and monkeys from getting into your house but it prevents burglars from stealing a lot more than just food. The system is see through and aesthetically pleasing.

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Baboon proof houses

Photo: Colleen Blaine

Baboons cause havoc and serious damage when they gain access to houses. I their quest to search out any food that the house may contain, they will throw out, dig out, overturn, rip open and break anything that may contain food. The stench in such a violated home is indescribable. The baboons defecate, to use a nice word,   all over the place and no matter how you clean the stench will persist for weeks.
The answer to this problem is to “Baboon proof” your house allowing you to leave doors and windows open and keeping baboons and monkeys out. Maybe you should consider doing this before you come on leave.
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Trash and Baboons

We have come a long way in combating the Baboon infestation that has plagued Nature’s Valley and has been the source of irritation for many a owner and visitors. Trying to live in harmony with nature and all its creatures does take some adjustment and sacrifice. Please watch this video and comment if you think you have thought of something we have missed.