Sibaya hosts schoolkids for tree planting and environmental education day
A variety of indigenous species can be found at Sibaya, some of which are hundreds of years old.
Sibaya staff and visiting school kids recently joined hands to plant a group of new trees in the areas surrounding the casino and hotel grounds.
Pupils from Sivananda Technical High School in KwaMashu enjoyed the opportunity to dig in for a good cause, learning about trees and nature at the same time.
Located near the Hawaan Forest, one of KwaZulu-Natal’s last remaining coastal dune forests, Sibaya is home to a variety of indigenous species including the Natal strangler fig, forest toad tree, broad-leaved quinine tree and the buffalo thorn, some of which are hundreds of years old.
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