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Looking for a career that means something? Join the team managing South Africa's most iconic national parks.
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2 DAYS TO GO.
Free access. Once a year. Don't miss this one.
Check your park's participation dates and join the celebration of our natural and cultural heritage: shorturl.at/oeg1D
#SANationalParksWeek
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Looking for a career that means something? Join the team managing South Africa's most iconic national parks.
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Know someone who'd be a great fit? Tag them below or share this post!
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SA National Parks Week Set For Week Of 07 September 2026
The 21st annual SA National Parks Week is set to take place from 7 to 13 September 2026.
This annual initiative provides South African day visitors with free access to participating national parks during the designated week.
However, for Kruger National Park, West Coast National Park and Augrabies Falls National Park free access will be from Monday 7 to Friday 11 September 2026 only and excludes the weekend.
Namaqua National Park, the Boulders Penguin Colony Section of Table Mountain National Park and the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway are not included in the free access week: shorturl.at/M3Y1O #SANationalParksWeek #SANationalParksWeek2026
SANParks Plants 1,000 Indigenous Shrubs to Support African Penguin Conservation at Boulders
South African National Parks (SANParks), in partnership with the SANParks Honorary Rangers – Table Mountain Region, has planted 1,000 Tetragonia decumbens shrubs at the Boulders Penguin Colony as part of an ongoing habitat rehabilitation initiative. The seeds were collected from Boulders and germinated at the Cape of Good Hope Nursery before being replanted at the colony: shorturl.at/xw2Io
Who are rangers?
Rangers are conservation professionals who protect wildlife, support scientific research, assist visitors, respond to emergencies and help safeguard our natural heritage.
What does a ranger mean to you? Share your thoughts using #WhatDoesARangerMeanToMe.
#WorldRangerDay2026 #SANParksRangers
Mount Taishan and SANParks Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement
On 17 July 2026, Mount Taishan and South African National Parks (SANParks), with the support of the Western Cape Government and the Government of Shandong Province, signed a Cooperation Agreement (CA) that marks an important milestone in strengthening international cooperation on conservation and sustainable development.
Building on the longstanding partnership between the Western Cape Government and Shandong Province, the CA provides a framework for collaboration in biodiversity conservation, protected area management, sustainable tourism, environmental education, climate change adaptation, and the exchange of knowledge and expertise: shorturl.at/rX86w
Lion’s Head Jeep Track Reopens After Maintenance Closure
South African National Parks (SANParks) is pleased to announce that the Lion’s Head Jeep Track in Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) is now officially reopened to the public, following its temporary closure in April
due to maintenance. We sincerely thank all park users for your patience, understanding, and cooperation during this period.
We invite you to revisit and explore the Jeep Track and would greatly appreciate your feedback and reviews after your visit, as this helps us continue to
enhance the park experience.
Kind regards,
TMNP Management
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African Penguin Population Grows at Boulders Colony
Encouraging results were recorded from the latest report of the 2026 annual African penguin census conducted at the Boulders colony in Table Mountain National Park.
Using standardised, internationally recognised census methods to ensure consistency and comparability, the team recorded 790 breeding pairs of African penguins. This marks an increase of 92 breeding pairs from the 698 recorded in 2025: shorturl.at/HTFHT
SANParks joins South Africa in celebrating Bafana Bafana's historic achievement — advancing to the Round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the very first time. We are proud of you! 🇿🇦💚 #BafanaPride #FIFAWorldCup2026 #OneNationOneTeam
🚧 Notice: Temporary Closure of India Venster Trail 🚧
Dear Visitors,
Please be advised that the India Venster Trail will be temporarily closed on Saturday, 16 May 2026, for the entire day due to electric cable maintenance.
Braai Season Opens at Silvermine West
Dear Visitors,
Table Mountain National Park management is pleased to announce that Silvermine West is officially open for braaiing since the fire season has ended.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy braais at the main picnic site in Silvermine, using the existing braai facilities. Please note that free‑standing braais are not permitted at the picnic site.
⏰ Operating Hours
Gate entry: 08:00 – 17:00
Exit time: 18:00 (daily)
📞 For more information, please contact 021 789 2404.
We look forward to welcoming you and wish you an enjoyable braai season!
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We are hiring!
A vacancy exists for a Personal Assistant to support the Park Manager at Table Mountain National Park.
Don't miss this opportunity! Apply here:
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Closing date: Wednesday, 6 May 2026.
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Notice: Ablution Facility Maintenance – Buffelsbay Picnic Site
Please note that maintenance and repair work on the ablution facilities at Buffelsbay Picnic Site in the Cape of Good Hope Section of Table Mountain National Park has commenced today and will continue for t.
approximately two months. The picnic site remains open to visitors. To limit inconvenience, refurbishment will be undertaken in phased sections, ensuring that a portion of the ablution facilities always remains available.






























