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FAQs

How can you get involved with Bewarea?

What to do

There are essentially two ways for direct involvement in the activities Bewarea is busy with. Firstly, you can opt to donate your time and expertise, in this case reach out us using the ‘Contact Us’ option on this website and select ‘Getting involved’ and we will be in touch.

 

The second option is to donate financially,  select the ‘Donations’ tab using the ‘Contact Us’ option on this website and we will be in touch to provide the various options available to contribute financially.

Encountering an injured marine animal on the beach?

What to do

Seabirds, please contact the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB) 24-hour Cape Town seabird rescue centre on +27 21 557 6155.

 

Seals, please contact the SPCA on +27 21 700 4158/9 or the afterhours emergency line on +27 83 326 1604.

 

Sea turtles, please contact the Two Oceans Aquarium on +27 21 418 3823 or the afterhours emergency line on +27 83 326 1604

Encountering an injured animal in or around Yzerfontein?

What to do

Make a note of the location and please contact the SPCA on +27 21 700 4158/9 or the afterhours emergency line on +27 83 326 1604

Encountering a snake in your house or on your property?

What to do

Please do not kill the snake, leave it alone and follow the recommended actions.

 

If the snake is spotted in your property, make a note of the location, then contact a snake hander. Where possible watch the snake from a safe distance to enable the snake handler to locate the reptile easier on arrival.

 

If inside a house evacuate people and pets from the house, where possible try to restrict the snake to an area by shutting doors and windows, if it can be done whilst keeping a safe distance from the reptile.  Ideally possible observe exit points of the closed-off area till the snake handler arrives to safely remove the snake.

 

Contact detail for snake handlers in Yzerfontein; Anton Bouwer 082 371 0578 or Johan Snyman: 082 370 9768.

A swarm of bees have moved into your property?

What to do

Keep a safe distance and do not disturb the bees, contact a beekeeper who will be best equipped to safely remove the bees and transfer them to another area.

 

The Western Cape Bee Industry association keeps a list of registered bee removers and can be located at https://wcba.co.za/directory-of-service-providers/ under the ‘Bee Removals’ tab.

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If you would like to keep a copy of this list to keep on your fridge or somewhere handy, for easy and quick access you can download a copy HERE

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