Western leopard toad

Save our toads

Learn to Dive Today is supporting the conservation efforts of the civilian scientists of Toad Nuts, who work every August to protect endangered western leopard toads as they migrate – often across busy highways – to their breeding ponds across the South Peninsula area.

Learn to Dive Today has donated a Discover Scuba Diving experience as a prize in a raffle that is currently on the go to raise funds. The funds will be used to purchase GPS equipment to tag the toads that are rescued during the breeding season. We assisted the Toad Nuts this year, patrolling in Noordhoek and Sun Valley on rainy August evenings looking for toads trying to cross the roads. They are awesome creatures!

Western leopard toad
Western leopard toad sitting on Clare's wrist

Raffle tickets are available for R10 from Chai-Yo in Mowbray and from Simply Asia in Lakeside, or direct from Suzy and Alison at Toad Nuts. Other prizes include:

40 minute scenic flight over the Cape Peninsula

2 night stay at Leopardstone Hill Country Cottages worth R1800

Business listing on Scenic South site worth R400

Rioja restaurant meal voucher

World of Birds tickets

Splattered Toad wine hampers

This is well worth supporting – you’ll be assisting with a very worthy conservation project (and the prizes are cool)!

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Tony

Scuba diver, teacher, gadget man, racing driver, boat skipper, photographer, and collector of stray animals

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