Table Mountain National Park has reminded park visitors of its strict prohibition against graffiti.
The park management urged visitors to respect the environment and avoid defacing natural landscapes.
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This directive aligns with the Environmental Management Act, emphasising the importance of conserving protected areas.
Graffiti, often seen as a harmless form of expression, can have damaging effects on natural ecosystems.
Park officials have made it clear that graffiti is not only unwelcome but also illegal within national parks, with violators facing fines.
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Visitors are encouraged to report any instances of graffiti by calling the emergency number, 086 110 6417 or emailing [email protected].
This joint effort helps identify and stop individuals responsible for such damaging activities.
Acknowledging the efforts of the Table Mountain Region Honorary Rangers and TMNP conservation staff, the park management thanked them for removing graffiti from two beacons atop the Lion’s Head summit.
Table Mountain National Park remains a special destination for nature enthusiasts.
By adhering to the maxim, ‘Take only photos and leave only footprints,’ visitors can help sustain the park’s condition for future generations.
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