Just like human fingerprints, no two shy sharks have the same pattern of spots and stripes! We use these unique markings to identify individuals in our Snorkel for Science adventure. Trying to match a shy shark by its spots is Read more…
In today’s competitive job market, young scientists face the challenge of standing out among the crowd of so many university qualified candidates. Many Universities offer marine biology or other related biological sciences now, but often these courses lack the opportunity Read more…
The Cape RADD are a team of dedicated marine biologists and conservationists who bring a wealth of expertise, a shared commitment to marine conservation and a lot of fun to the Marine biology field course. Their varied and specialized knowledge, Read more…
This past weekend (22nd February 2025), the False Bay Community gathered at Dalebrook beach for a special Mission Blue event – a day of connection, storytelling, and immersive experiences with the ocean. This event brought together our champion organisations and Read more…
Are you a high school student curious about a career in marine biology? Join Cape RADD for a Marine Science Open Day, an immersive experience designed to give you a taste of what it’s like to be a marine scientist. Read more…
Recently, during an early morning dog walk at Scarborough Beach, I stumbled upon two inquisitive Cape clawless otters playfully navigating the stream. At first it was a rustle in the reeds that caught my attention. I stopped on the boardwalk, Read more…
At Cape RADD, the fusion of marine science, conservation, citizen science, education, and recreational scuba diving comes alive. Nestled in the stunning coastal town of Simon’s Town, South Africa, Cape RADD is not just a marine field station. At the Read more…
Cape RADD’s Snorkel for Science trips have been a big hit, with the number of participants and trips increasing by the year. As we explore the Great African Sea Forest, all participants have contributed to our data collection of sharks Read more…
Kelp refers to large brown seaweeds found along South Africa’s west and south coasts, with two main species: Sea Bamboo (Ecklonia maxima) and Split Fan (Laminaria pallida). These underwater forests support diverse marine life and provide valuable bioproducts for industry, Read more…
At Cape RADD, we offer a SCUBA for Science program, where any SCUBA certified diver can assist us with collecting data in the Great African Sea Forest. Become a Citizen Marine Scientist for the day, learn about the amazing marine Read more…
