Edu Club

When people hear the words endangered species, the same images often come to mind: rhinos, elephants, or large iconic animals. While these species deserve attention, conservation is not only about Africa’s giants. Some of the most vulnerable species are far smaller, less visible, and in many cases, living right here within and around our Marina community.

Special fumigating products, which release toxic gases like aluminium phosphide or carbon bisulphate, which are either in tablet or liquid form obtained from hardware outlets and garden centres, are more likely for rodent control in agriculture.  Moles in the Marina...

The Cape dune mole-rat (commonly known as a blesmol) has recently been observed in the farm area bordering Trinidad Place within Marina Martinique. This bulletin provides background information on the species, explains recent activity, and outlines appropriate, lawful responses by residents.

A New Visitor in Our Community Residents of Marina Martinique may be interested to learn of a new and unusual wildlife visitor recently spotted within the estate: a Bush pig Potamochoerus larvatus. Recent Sightings 27 June 2025: A bush pig was captured on camera in...

A Remarkable Discovery in Our Community One of our residents recently observed a longsnout pipefish in our seawater canal system-a rare and
exciting sighting! This native species, Syngnathus temminckii, is part of South Africa-s rich marine biodiversity and highlights the ecological value of our local waterways.