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Bird Guides Trained Krugerpark News Information: BirdLife South Africa’s Kruger to Canyons Birding Route recently completed the training and assessments of thirteen of its trainee bird guides...
Crocodile Deaths Continue in the Olifants River Krugerpark News Information: The mysterious crocodile killer that prowled the Olifants River at the onset of winter last year in the Kruger National Park has returned...
Elephants Dont Always Keep It in the Family Krugerpark News Information: In elephant society, nothing is more important than family. From traveling packs of mothers and calves to larger groups that contain aunts and cousins...
Disease Killing Fish in Zambezi River Krugerpark News Information: A deadly disease devastating fish stocks in Africa’s Zambezi River basin and threatening the livelihoods and access to food of millions of rural people could soon reach other parts of the continent...
BioBoundary Confines Wild Dogs Krugerpark News Information: The endangered African wild dog was historically distributed throughout much of sub-Saharan Africa, but due to direct persecution and habitat loss, very few viable populations remain...
CITES Says Yes to Shooting of More Elephants Krugerpark News Information: The International Convention on Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) has authorised an increase in the number of elephants Mozambique is allowed to kill from 40 to 60 per year...
Why People Visit Parks? Do the Answers Matter to Management? Krugerpark News Information: An article, published by Koedoe, which highlights the extent to which socio-demographic and behavioural and motivational indicators influence the spending of tourists to the park...
Why Animals Behave The Way They Do Krugerpark News Information: The way animals use colour in their daily communication provide a basis for very interesting observation...
Stiff Fines And Visible Policing Intended to Keep Kruger Peaceful Krugerpark News Information: Fines for misbehaving in the KNP have been increased sharply by an average of 250 percent compared to the fines that were approved in 2004 in an attempt to keep rule-breakers in line...
The Socio-Economic Impact of The Karoo National Park Krugerpark News Information: African Protected Area Conservation and Science has just published its latest article, ‘The Socio-Economic Impact of the Karoo National Park’...
Airborne Ecologists Help Balance Delicate African Ecosystem Krugerpark News Information: The National Academy of Sciences reports the successful test of new remotesensing technology to monitor the impact of management decisions on the savanna ecosystem...
Research Uncovers Surprising Lion Stronghold in War-torn Central Africa Krugerpark News Information: Times are tough for wildlife living at the frontier between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Armies are reportedly encamped in a national park and wildlife preserve...
KNP Recognises Staff Achievements Krugerpark News Information: Hard work, going the extra mile and excellent performance were recognised at the Kruger National Park’s glittering 10th achievement awards in Skukuza on Friday April 17, 2009...
Brown Hyenas Introduced to Mountain Zebra National Park Krugerpark News Information: Three brown hyenas were introduced into Mountain National Park near Cradock early in December last year, becoming the first of their kind to be released in the area...
Crocodile Deaths May Lead to Healthier River Krugerpark News Information: Last year saw one of the biggest unexplained wildlife disasters to ever hit the Kruger National Park (KNP). Mass crocodile die-offs in the Olifants and Letaba rivers...