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Delta Park is a beautiful park where you can go for comfortable walk around the perimeter of the park takes the better part of a morning, especially if you take the time to study the different plants. If you prefer a longer walk, go right down to the park's southern border and walk along Delta Park. There is also a sensory trail and bird-viewing hides, and the Florence Bloom Bird Sanctuary is merged into the park. The southeast corner of Delta Park is one of the most tranquil retreats and there are delightful picnic spots. The spacious park is also the home to a wide range of fascinating wildlife. There are holiday programmes, aimed at children between the ages of six and 13, on offer. About 20 000 children take part in the school programmes every year. There is safe parking at the centre and main entrance
Facilities/features/events: Dam, wild-bird sanctuary, scout training grounds, seating, filming movies and commercials, small concerts, school events and fun fairs.
1) Delta Park is used as a park for children and adult uses and also provides a habitat for plants and animals 2) Park and includes some natural vegetation 3) Yes, soil and water pollution, people are causing the pollution and the effect on the environment is destroying the habitat for the animals and plants 4) There are some development in Delta park but most of it is still an open area 5) Yes although the state of the wetlands are not very good 6) Yes there are a lot of alien invasive plants in delta park
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Woodland Kingfisher
Redknobbed Coot
Bromeliad
Sparrow Hawk
9) The wetlands should be kept clean for the animals and plants that live in the open area and should not be built on or damaged by humans
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Bibliography
http://www.jhbcityparks.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&i d=36:delta-park&catid=14:find-a-park&Itemid=39 http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/top-10/national-parks issues/http://www.deltaenviro.org.za/deltapar.htm