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What makes Cape Town unique in terms of urban and natural environment?

Cape Town is distinctive because it's described as 'a city within a national park or a national park within a city.' This unique urban-wilderness interface creates a special responsibility for residents living on the edge of this natural area. The environmental activist Engelbrecht emphasizes that this arrangement requires humans to adapt to nature, rather than expecting nature to adapt to human preferences. This perspective highlights the fundamental philosophy behind coexisting with wildlife like baboons in this South African urban setting.

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Understanding Cape Town's Unique National Park City

Al Jazeera English·7 months ago

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What are some measures taken by residents to prevent baboons from raiding their homes?

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What does Engelbrecht say is the main problem regarding baboons in the area?

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What do both groups agree on regarding the management of baboons and people in Simonstown?

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What actions have residents taken to try to keep baboons out of their homes in Simonstown?

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