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New Devices Bring More Protection for the Garden Route's Flamingos
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New Devices Bring More Protection for the Garden Route's Flamingos
OWL devices have been installed on the powerline along the N2 near Sedgefield, aimed at protecting flamingos flying across the Swartvlei Lagoon at night. Garden Route, South Africa (02 March 2026) – The Swartvlei Lagoon is part of the Garden Route Biosphere and is a recognised Ramsar Site of international importance. Among the species using this wetland system are the African Grass Owl, the Greater Flamingo and the Lesser Flamingo. Flamingos d…
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