South African National Parks (SANParks), in partnership with the SANParks Honorary Rangers – Table Mountain Region, has planted 1,000 Tetragonia decumbens shrubs at the Boulders Penguin Colony as part of an ongoing habitat rehabilitation initiative. Commonly known as dune spinach or sea spinach, Tetragonia decumbens is an indigenous coastal shrub found along South Africa’s coastline. The initiative underscores SANParks’ continued commitment to biodiversity conservation, habitat restoration, and the long-term protection of one of South Africa’s most significant African penguin breeding sites. It is also one of South Africa’s most iconic natural attractions, drawing visitors from around the world while serving as an important refuge for the species. Through collaborative conservation efforts such as this, SANParks continues to strengthen and preserve habitats essential to the survival and recovery of South Africa’s unique biodiversity.