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CapeNatureRef: https://www.capenature.co.za/news/2026/bringing-conservation-to-life-through-storytelling-film-and-digital-media

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Collected on 31 July 2026

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This document is a news/media page from CapeNature titled “Bringing Conservation to Life Through Storytelling, Film and Digital Media,” dated 31 Jul 2026. It explains how CapeNature uses film, social media, podcasts, documentaries and digital travel content to connect people with nature and promote conservation. It states that filming or photographing at a CapeNature reserve requires a filming permit and directs readers to the Permits team and the “Filming and Photography Information” page. The page also links to related CapeNature news items and mentions the “Green Noise” podcast.

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Filming permit for filming or photographing at a CapeNature reserve

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Who it is for
people who want to film or photograph at a CapeNature reserve
How to act on it
Contact the Permits team for filming applications, requirements and approvals
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Filming or photographing at a CapeNature reserve requires a filming permit

Facts

Places

City of Johannesburg, Gauteng

Reference

https://www.capenature.co.za/news/2026/bringing-conservation-to-life-through-storytelling-film-and-digital-media

Key Takeaways

  • CapeNature news page: “Bringing Conservation to Life Through Storytelling, Film and Digital Media”
  • Date on page: 31 Jul 2026
  • CapeNature manages 31 nature reserve complexes
  • CapeNature offers tourism experiences across 25 nature reserves
  • Filming or photographing at a CapeNature reserve requires a filming permit
  • Directs readers to contact the Permits team for filming applications, requirements and approvals
  • Mentions “Green Noise” as an award-winning podcast
  • Related news includes: CapeNature wins Silver at International Tourism Film Festival Africa 2026 (presented 5 June 2026)
  • CapeNature
  • Green Noise
  • Permits team
  • YouTube
  • Helderberg Nature Reserve
  • Goeie Hoop
  • Hope & Light
  • Heartlands Baby Sanctuary
  • Dewald Visser
  • kykNET
  • DStv Channel 144
  • International Tourism Film Festival Africa Awards 2026
  • Johannesburg

Dates

Closing Date

5 June 2026