Imvelonathi - Nature with us
Log any biodiversity sighting, issue, improvement or risk.
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What did you see or notice?
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E.g. “I saw a butterfly feeding on flowers”, “There’s litter in the water feature”, “A bee hotel is broken”
Involves:
Structures (e.g., garden beds, water features, bee hotels)
Plants & Trees
Amphibians (e.g. frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, caecilians)
Reptiles (e.g lizards, tortoises, turtles, snakes)
Mammals
Birds
Other
Amphibians are known for their moist skin, need for water, and ability to live both in water (as larvae) and on land (as adults). Reptiles are known for their dry, scaly skin, reliance on external heat sources, and life cycle that is fully adapted to land, with most species laying shelled eggs. Mammals are known for having hair or fur, warm-blooded bodies, and feeding their young with milk produced by mammary glands.
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Plant Species Category
Alien Invasive Plants
Exotic plants (non-invasive ornamentals)
Indigenous plants
Other
Species: Alien Invasive Plants
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Black mulberry – Morus nigra
Black poplar – Populus nigra
Black wattle – Acacia mearnsii
Bugweed – Solanum mauritianum
Chinese hackberry – Celtis sinensis
Crimson bottlebrush – Melaleuca citrina
Glossy privet – Ligustrum lucidum
Jacaranda – Jacaranda mimosifolia
Japanese pagoda tree – Styphnolobium japonicum
Lantana – Lantana camara
Pin oak – Quercus palustris
Silver wattle – Acacia dealbata
Syringa – Melia azedarach
Tipu tree – Tipuana tipu
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Species: Indigenous plants
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Adromischus umbraticola
Argyrolobium longifolium
Bot River sugarbush – Protea compacta
Buddleja saligna – Buddleja saligna
Camphor bush – Tarchonanthus camphoratus
Cape ash – Ekebergia capensis
Cape honeysuckle – Tecomaria capensis
Cineraria longipes
Common hook-thorn – Senegalia caffra
Escarpment pincushion – Leucospermum saxosum
Fever tree – Vachellia xanthophloea
Henkel’s yellowwood – Podocarpus henkelii
Indigofera hybrida
Jasmine heath – Erica jasminiflora
Karee – Searsia lancea
Kei-apple – Dovyalis caffra
Khadia beswickii
Paperbark thorn – Vachellia sieberiana
Pearsonia bracteata
Real yellowwood – Podocarpus latifolius
River bushwillow – Combretum erythrophyllum
Spekboom – Portulacaria afra
Stenostelma umbelluliferum
Tassel orchid – Holothrix randii
Tree aloe – Aloidendron barberae
White pear – Apodytes dimidiata
White stinkwood – Celtis africana
Wild olive – Olea europaea subsp. africana
Wild peach – Kiggelaria africana
Wild plum – Harpephyllum caffrum
Wild rosemary – Eriocephalus africanus
Xobo Valley sage – Salvia schlechteri
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Species: Exotic plants (non-invasive ornamentals)
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Bougainvillea – Bougainvillea glabra
Hydrangea – Hydrangea macrophylla
Lavender – Lavandula spp.
London plane – Platanus × hispanica
Queen palm – Syagrus romanzoffiana
Rose – Rosa hybrids
Sweet viburnum – Viburnum odoratissimum
Trident maple – Acer buergerianum
Weeping fig – Ficus benjamina
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Species: Mammals
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African striped weasel – Poecilogale albinucha
African white-tailed rat – Mystromys albicaudatus
Angoni vlei rat – Otomys auratus
Black-footed cat – Felis nigripes
Black rat – Rattus rattus
Cape clawless otter – Aonyx capensis
Cape porcupine – Hystrix africaeaustralis
Four-striped grass mouse – Rhabdomys pumilio
Highveld golden mole – Amblysomus septentrionalis
House mouse – Mus musculus
Multimammate mouse – Mastomys natalensis
Rusty pipistrelle – Pipistrellus rusticus
Southern African hedgehog – Atelerix frontalis
Spotted-necked otter – Hydrictis maculicollis
Swamp musk shrew – Crocidura mariquensis
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Species: Birds
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Abdim’s stork – Ciconia abdimii
African grass-owl – Tyto capensis
Bar-tailed godwit – Limosa lapponica
Bat hawk – Macheiramphus alcinus
Black stork – Ciconia nigra
Cape sparrow – Passer melanurus
Cape vulture – Gyps coprotheres
Cape wagtail – Motacilla capensis
Egyptian goose – Alopochen aegyptiaca
European roller – Coracias garrulus
Grey go-away-bird – Crinifer concolor
Hadeda ibis – Bostrychia hagedash
Half-collared kingfisher – Alcedo semitorquata
Helmeted guineafowl – Numida meleagris
House sparrow – Passer domesticus
Lanner falcon – Falco biarmicus
Laughing dove – Spilopelia senegalensis
Maccoa duck – Oxyura maccoa
Martial eagle – Polemaetus bellicosus
Red-eyed dove – Streptopelia semitorquata
Secretarybird – Sagittarius serpentarius
Sooty falcon – Falco concolor
Southern masked weaver – Ploceus velatus
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Species: Amphibians
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African clawed frog (Common platanna) – Xenopus laevis
Cape river frog – Amietia fuscigula
Clicking stream frog – Strongylopus grayii
Giant bullfrog – Pyxicephalus adspersus
Guttural toad – Sclerophrys gutturalis
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Species: Reptiles
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Brown house snake – Boaedon capensis
Cape dwarf gecko – Lygodactylus capensis
Coppery grass lizard – Chamaesaura aenea
Striped harlequin snake – Homoroselaps dorsalis
Tropical house gecko – Hemidactylus mabouia
Variable skink – Trachylepis varia
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Impact
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Negative – Harms biodiversity
Neutral – No impact observed
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Severity/Urgency
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Sandton City Retail
Nelson Mandela Square
Liberty Promenade
Eastgate Shopping Centre
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