Umdoni Park Conservation

Umdoni Park Conservation The 210ha Umdoni Park in Pennington is home to a myriad of unique Flora and Fauna and is a true gem of the upper South Coast.

This page will keep you updated on all things conservation related within the Park. The main purpose of this page is to promote the long term viability of the Umdoni Park Forest as an indigenous ecological gem. The park was gifted to the people of the area by Sir Frank Reynolds in the 1920's and is administered by the Umdoni Park Trust.It has remained largely untouched by human development plans a

nd should remain so for the foreseeable future.If this page can instill a love of nature in as many people as possible, then I am sure Sir Frank would be proud-wherever he might be at this time.

Cape Gooseberries in the forest. The skelleton only had one area of damage, but made a beautifull image when I got home.
08/06/2026

Cape Gooseberries in the forest. The skelleton only had one area of damage, but made a beautifull image when I got home.

We are so lucky in Pennington to have an abundance of these "clowns of the sky" - Trumpeter Hornbill (Gewone Boskraai) ...
03/04/2026

We are so lucky in Pennington to have an abundance of these "clowns of the sky" - Trumpeter Hornbill (Gewone Boskraai) FM.

Bronze Manikin harvesting old man's beard Lichen for nest building . This Usnia Lichen is found all over the Umdoni Fore...
31/03/2026

Bronze Manikin harvesting old man's beard Lichen for nest building . This Usnia Lichen is found all over the Umdoni Forest.

African Harrier Hawk (Kaalwangvalk). A common visiter to the Umdoni forest.
02/02/2026

African Harrier Hawk (Kaalwangvalk). A common visiter to the Umdoni forest.

Ever walked the Umdoni trails and got dripped on? well here is one of the "culprits" that was kind enough to pose for a ...
23/01/2026

Ever walked the Umdoni trails and got dripped on? well here is one of the "culprits" that was kind enough to pose for a photo. They are well known for the phenomenon of ‘rain tree’ produced by the constant dripping of processed tree sap through the bodies of clusters of nymphs and adults feeding on the tree.

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