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PINE PAIN: Lower Tokai fynbos ‘can recover’, but scientists divided over what comes next

Two leading fynbos scientists say Lower Tokai can recover after 130 years under pine plantations. But the future of the contested site remains fiercely disputed over restoration and shaded recreation.

Published Aug 25, 2026 · 11:00 PMOriginal source: Daily Maverick5 reads
PINE PAIN: Lower Tokai fynbos ‘can recover’, but scientists divided over what comes next
Two leading fynbos scientists say Lower Tokai can recover after 130 years under pine plantations. But the future of the contested site remains fiercely disputed over restoration and shaded recreation.
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