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| Verlorenvlei near Elandsbay on the West Coast of South Africa |
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| The reeds in Verlorenvlei near Elandsbay, South Africa, require careful management |
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| Elevated view of Verlorenvlei near Elandsbay, South Africa |
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| Cattle grazing on the banks of Verlorenvlei, Ramsar site near Elandsbay, South Africa |
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| Gannets and Cormorants are the main inhabitants of Malgas Island, Ramsar site at Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| SAN Parks manages the Ramsar site at Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| Langebaan Lagoon, the biggest area of the Ramsar site at Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| 16 Mile Beach is part of the Ramsar site at Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| Langebaan Lagoon is surrounded by the West Coast National Park near Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| Marcus Island near Saldanha harbour is part of the Ramsar site at Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| The military jetty in front of the SAN Parks office at Langebaan, West Coast, South Africa |
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| Island Lake, one of 3 lakes at Wilderness Lakes, a Ramsar wetland in the Western Cape, South Africa |
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| The Serpentine river system, connecting the lakes of the Wilderness Lakes wetlands. |
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| De Hoop Vlei near Bredasdorp in the Western Cape - one of the first Ramsar wetlands in South Africa. |
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| The filming crew of FC Hamman Films getting ready to film at De Hoop Vlei. |
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| The water at De Hoop Vlei is self sustainable, but the wetlands can dry up in severe dry seasons. |
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| The Heuningnes estuary at De Mond, also near Bredasdorp in the Western Cape. |
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| De Mond is the smallest Ramsar wetland in South Africa. |