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Growing a green generation Krugerpark News Information: “Tell them and they might forget. Show them and they might remember, but involve them and they will understand.” Confucius...
More management graduates for Kruger Krugerpark News Information: Several Kruger National Park (KNP) staff recently graduated from the Tshwane University of Technology, having completed a BTech degree in management...
Magnets replace pins for new sightings boards Krugerpark News Information: Gas supplier TotalGaz recently supplied replacement game sighting boards to all the camps in the Kruger National Park (KNP) in order to make game spotting easier for tourists...
Rhinos ready for Zambia Krugerpark News Information: Five South African black rhino (Diceros bicornis minor) are adjusting in the bomas at Skukuza in the Kruger National Park (KNP)...
White rhinos and termites too offer hope for future biodiversity Krugerpark News Information: Day three, Wednesday 23 April 2008, of the 2008 Annual Science Network Meeting offered interesting perspectives on why white rhinos and termites are both key species to sustain...
Visitors assist with wild dog genetic research Krugerpark News Information: More than 300 calls and text messages in six months highlighted Kruger visitors’ concern and commitment to helping Janet Edwards plot the location of wild dogs in the Kruger National Park...
Fire experiments in Kruger continue Krugerpark News Information: The first phase of the SavFIRE experiment saw survey teams collect grass data over 80 kilometres at 8 600 points on eight blocks of increasing size...
Birdwatchers to boost tourism Krugerpark News Information: The European Union has recently contributed R2,1 million towards the Kruger to Canyons (K2C) Birding Route, which forms part of a network of routes managed by BirdLife South Africa...
Biodiversity loss – it will make you sick Krugerpark News Information: A new generation of antibiotics, new treatments for thinning bone disease and kidney failure, and new cancer treatments may all stand to be lost...
Global listeners tune in to share Mac’s quest for a mate Krugerpark News Information: Mac, an elephant tracked and monitored by Steve and Michelle Henley since 2002, is sharing his dating secrets with more than a million listeners across the globe...
Tourist roads, elephants and poachers Krugerpark News Information: On April 30, 1946 James Stevenson-Hamilton recorded his last day as warden of the Kruger National Park (KNP) in his diary...
Vive le difference Krugerpark News Information: Many butterflies are gender dimorphic, what does that mean? It means that the males and the females look different from each other...
How do animals move in relation to temperature Krugerpark News Information: What different things do animals do on hot days compared to cooler days? How much do they move around at night, if at all?...
Forest Hardwood Sale Nets SANParks R615000 Krugerpark News Information: During the last week in April, SANParks auctioned off about 400m³ of native and foreign hardwoods, contributing about R615000 to its coffers...
Global tourism company extends interest in Africa Krugerpark News Information: The state-owned company, Dubai World (DW) announced on April 17 that it has entered negotiations with the government of Benin...
Hackers vs Aliens Krugerpark News Information: A work party of the Honorary Rangers (HR) hacked away in the Kruger National Park (KNP), clearing 590 adult Lantana plants in three days...
Hyena becomes Roly-Poly with his elephant snacks Krugerpark News Information: Activity around an elephant bull carcass is yielding interesting observations for hyena researcher in the Kruger National Park (KNP)...
Water- every drop counts Krugerpark News Information: A decade ago water saving in SA did not have the sense of urgency or media profile that it has today...
Necessary smell and droppings Krugerpark News Information: Many people avoid discussion of dung and associated smells and will recoil from any contact with these natural items...
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