For centuries, the massive sand dunes overlooking the warm waters off the South African east coast have created a majestic scenery, acting as a natural wall between the sea and the land environment.

Major habitats of the plant include the endangered Cape Flats Dune Strandveld and the critically endangered Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, both occurring at UWC’s Cape Flats Nature Reserve.

Efforts are underway on South Carolina beaches to remove some of the plant's seeds. Invasive plants endanger sea turtles and hurt South Carolina's sand dunes | WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Source ...

Introduced more than 40 years ago, Galenia pubescens, an exotic plant from South Africa is found in great numbers in altered coastal environments in the south of Spain. Since its impacts on the ...

Flower-speckled sand dunes have returned to South Carlsbad State Beach thanks to a successful restoration started a little more than two years ago. Wooden slats and fences were installed in ...

Scratch circles in sand, with clear evidence of how they were formed, would have been present on those Pleistocene dune surfaces on what is today the Cape south coast.

Grass costing £55,000 is being grown to save sand dunes on a Tyneside beach. South Tyneside Council is having 268,000 plants propagated at a nursery in Norwich and transported 250 miles to ...

For centuries, the massive sand dunes overlooking the warm waters off the South African east coast have created a majestic scenery, acting as a natural wall between the sea and the land environment.