What’s Happening
The Crocodile River Reserve hosts a number of events each year to educate visitors on the rich biodiversity of this protected area
The Crocodile River Reserve is home to a myriad of flora and fauna, many of which are listed as “threatened” or “vulnerable”. On the doorstep of Johannesburg and Tshwane, you can experience a wide variety of natural and cultural heritage, and by regularly supporting our Walks and Talks you are contributing to conserving this jewel!
Some Upcoming Events
Browse our list of events below or click through to the Events calendar for more details
Some Happy Supporters
We are always excited to hear from those that attend our walks and talks. See what they have to say here
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Alida du Preez2020-09-25Wonderful childhood memories!! Beautiful...piece of paradise!!!recommends
Stephan Veldsman2020-03-14The outings, environmental education and the beautiful grasslands, bushveld ridges and koppies.recommends
Lynette Wood2020-02-22I live in CRR, and am a member.recommends
Elmarie Van Pareen2019-09-12The huge floral diversity!recommends
Jacob van Pareen2019-04-07It is full of our earth's history!recommends
Roger McLeod2019-03-03Magnificent natural and diverse area that is under pressure from encroaching development both formal and informal. Thousands Of unemployed hungry people are s.tripping .this environment bare, in an effort to survive. Will the crocodile river reserve survive this onslaught?recommends
Carol Lewis2019-02-04Love walking and the encounters with wild life this brings.recommends
Sonia Smith Armstrong2018-11-26I live here and its an Awsome Spiritual place !!recommends
Yolanda Love-it2018-08-09A little piece of heaven on our doorstep. Make the effort to attend the various walks, talks and rides... Support the community in clearing snares, and protecting this precious space.recommends
Sunette Van Den Berg2016-09-13A wonderful place to get away from city life! Close enough, but far enough;)
In Memory of Howard Bichard
Our Snare Walk programme is dedicated to the memory of Howard Bichard. Howard bravely fought fires as our Fire Chief, no matter what time of day or night, and led the Snare Walks for the Crocodile River Reserve that ensured the safety of the Community and the wildlife. He is sorely missed and our snare walk volunteers will always be walking in his footsteps.
