About KNYSNA BASIN PROJECT
The Knysna Basin Project is fundamentally scientifically focused and we pride ourselves in the standard and quality of our research. We aim to facilitate and promote research and can provide access to our facilities which include a field station equipped with standard research equipment, a smaller wetlab with direct access to the Knysna estuary and a 4 m, 40 HP research vessel. We love the estuary and all that it entails and our basic educational aim is to instill the same passion for our environment into those that use the estuary – from far and wide. This aim is achieved by hosting a number of estuarine and marine outings.
Scientifically focused
Research facilities
Community engagement
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The Truncated Mangrove Snail
Each month we feature a new species. This month we discuss Cerithidea decollata (Linnaeus, 1767) (text and photograph by Alan Hodgson). This marine snail...
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An Artful Waste Challenge
The Knysna Basin Project launched the Artful Waste Challenge during last year’s Knysna Oyster Festival. What does this challenge entail, you might ask? First,...
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