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Editor's note

Paolo Candotti

Eco Impi: Steve Woodhall and the search for the Golden Flash

Paolo Candotti

Environmental Ponderings

Arend Hoogervorst

An artistic gentleman-adventurer

Robin Lamplough

Insects and colour

Marlies Craig

Who goes there? Your colour or your life!

Peter Spence

Staying alive: the art of stealth and the role of colours and patterns in the lives of snakes

Pat McKrill

Butterfly kaleidoscope

Steve Woodhall

Krantzkloof in your garden

Kerileigh Lobban

Competitions

Win plants and books

Clivia gardenii growing in the Kloof/Everton area nature reserves

Val Thurston

Clivias, colour with a dash of history!

Sean Chubb

A Kloof Conservancy Project

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The Leopard's Echo is Kloof Conservancy's bi-annual magazine. We feature articles on a variety of nature-related topics that celebrate our wonderful biodiversity.

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