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The Syringa Tree
Krugerpark News Information: Although the syringa tree, Melia azedarach is not indigenous, it is currently flowering and is causing quite a sensation amongst butterflies. The tree is originally from India...
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Scaly Sighting Excites
Krugerpark News Information: Last October my wife and I had our first vacation in South Africa: Three weeks in the Kruger Park. The Wolhuter trail was an experience we will never forget...
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Elephant Immunocontraception: Dispelling the Myths
Krugerpark News Information: The issue of elephant management is currently a hot topic as the minister of environmental affairs and tourism, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, has released the Draft Norms and Standards of Elephant Management in South Africa...
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Ranger's Diary
Krugerpark News Information: Excerpts from the diary of the Nxanatseni region, Vlakteplaas section ranger, Reckson Seani. It was clear and hot and I deployed two field rangers at Babalala picnic spot...
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Black Rhino Relocated to Malawi
Krugerpark News Information: With buffalo and elephant successfully re-introduced in the 700 km² Majete Game Reserve in Malawi the focus is now on rhino. Dr Markus Hofmeyr, head of veterinary wildlife services in Sanparks...
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Did You Know
Krugerpark News Information: The black rhino lives in Africa, primarily in grasslands, savannahs and tropical bushlands. The black rhino is a browser, i.e. it consumes leaves and branches of shrubs and trees...
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Ivy League Students Visit Kruger’s Classrooms
Krugerpark News Information: Every October for the past seven years, twenty students from an American university pitch up in Skukuza Camp as part of their studies of various environmental issues across southern Africa...
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Snares Removed From Wild Dogs in Southern KNP
Krugerpark News Information: Vets from Sanparks Veterinary Wildlife Services, based in Skukuza, were called out in mid October to remove two snares that were seen on two wild dogs in the Stolznek section in southern Kruger National Park...
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Current Concerns
Krugerpark News Information: Scientists are weird and journalists only want the juicy stuff. These are some of the myths that Marina Joubert of Southern Science aimed to banish at a media training workshop for the Kruger National Park’s scientific services...
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Rangers Diary
Krugerpark News Information: A day in the life of a Kruger National Park Ranger. Fast food the Kruger ranger way by Steven Whitfield...
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Enviro Perspectives with Dave Rushworth
Krugerpark News Information: This week Dave lets nature speak for itself, through the eye of his camera lens, and reminds us to take another look at everything, saying that, “Caught up in the scientific 'knowledge' and intensity of management...
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An Old-Timer Visits Northern KNP
Krugerpark News Information: Upon crossing the Letaba highwater bridge to the north of Letaba Camp I encountered the most charming old veteran motorcar amongst an array of vehicles parked on the bridge...
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Kruger Scientists in Addo National Park
Krugerpark News Information: Scientists and managers in the Kruger National Park are striving to use an adaptive management system, which allows for some changes in the ecosystem but uses detailed monitoring programmes...
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Do Elephants Affect Frogs
Krugerpark News Information: Frogs are very sensitive to habitat change and if elephants are having an effect on their environment, surveys such as this will be able to determine if this is actually happening...
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Current Concerns
Krugerpark News Information: An elephant with a deformed leg was spotted by Dawn Schlunz about halfway between the Phalaborwa gate and Letaba camp at a watering spot...
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Enviro Perspectives with Dave Rushworth
Krugerpark News Information: The concept of succession is normally related to physical aspects but it can be used to describe the inter-related processes in animal behaviour and activities...
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Butterflies After the Rain
Krugerpark News Information: To break the spell of drought, it has to rain. But will there be any butterflies before that? We took some University of Pretoria students out to test this theory...
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Ranger's Diary
Krugerpark News Information: How many people can say they have slept in a Big Five reserve with no fences around them? Who can imagine themselves sitting around a fire whilst listening to elephants cracking the branches of trees...
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