Science

A collection of the Fynbos Node’s articles in SAEON’s eNewsletter on recent fieldwork, new research projects or publications over the past few years:

2020

• The ghost of fire regimes past (and future)

2019

• National Biodiversity Assessment 2018: The status of South Africa’s ecosystems and biodiversity

• Looking under the hood of hydrological models

• Chasing the rain in Jonkershoek: Storm event sampling to study runoff-generation processes

• Eddy who? Introducing the Fynbos Node’s eddy covariance site in Jonkershoek

2018

• Is the drought over when most of the dams are almost full?

• The murky waters of the lower Nuwejaars River, Western Cape: A dairy farm case study

• Tracing water in the Jonkershoek catchment

• Will Cape Town be the world’s first major city to run out of water?

2017

• What do long-term data reveal about Cape Town’s water shortage?

• Hydrology in the mountains

• Study indicates that extreme weather in the first year after fire degrades fynbos diversity

• Mapping the global distribution of the Clanwilliam Cedar in the Cederberg