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New Study Shows Widespread and Substantial Declines in Wildlife in Kenyas Masai Mara
Krugerpark News Information: Monthly surveys over 15 years link surge in human settlements near Mara Reserve with large losses of wildlife that have made Kenya a popular safari destination...
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...
Mouse Tricked Into Producing an Elephant Egg
Krugerpark News Information: Scientists have “tricked” a mouse into producing an elephant egg. That development could boost breeding programs for endangered species...
Wardens Notes on Ranger Sections For January 1936, James Stevenson-Hamilton
Krugerpark News Information: General rains set in. They were heaviest in the north and south east and roads and rivers became for the time impassable...
Running on Rocket Fuel
Krugerpark News Information: Nature's currency is energy, and in theory, keeping the cost of living low leaves more in the “piggy bank” for reproduction...
Springboks Thrive While Other Antelope Face Extinction
Krugerpark News Information: A quarter of all antelope species are threatened with extinction, according to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species...
Tourism Spending on The Increase in SA
Krugerpark News Information: In the context of an extremely challenging global environment, South Africa's tourism sector continues to do well...
Savanna Fires a Hot Topic in New UK/KNP Research Collaboration
Krugerpark News Information: Geographers from the University of Leicester are to use state-of-the-art technology to investigate how climate change is affecting the Kruger National Park (KNP)...
Orangutan Conservation Hindered by Poor Law Enforcement
Krugerpark News Information: Lack of law enforcement against illegal trade in Indonesia threatens the survival of orangutans and gibbons on Sumatra, a new study by the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC shows...
Orphaned Elephants Forced to Forge New Bonds Decades After Ivory Ban
Krugerpark News Information: Molecular Ecology, reveal that the negative effects of poaching persist for decades after the killing has ended...
National Bird Week 2009
Krugerpark News Information: BirdLife South Africa declared May 4 to 10 national bird week. “We decided to use garden birds to advance bird conservation...
Sunset Serenade to Sponsor Stealth Solutions For Rangers
Krugerpark News Information: The annual sunset serenade fundraising event to take place in June and September 2009 at the Kruger National Park's Letaba Rest Camp...
Big Bust Leaves a Hole in SAs Illegal Rhino Horn Trade
Krugerpark News Information: The SANParks Environmental Crime Investigation (ECI) Unit, a team of dedicated and skilled individuals, is determined to put an end to poaching...
Barcoding DNA to Identify Menacing Mosquitoes
Krugerpark News Information: Researchers from the University of Ghana for the first time are using DNA “barcoding” - examining a small fraction of an organism's DNA sequence - for disease control...
A Happy Ending
Krugerpark News Information: It all started many months ago when something we often see on our roads touched the heart of a man dedicated to conservation all his life...
Kingsley Holgate takes to the road to promote transfrontier conservation
Krugerpark News Information: Well-known Africa explorer, Kingsley Holgate, will lead an expedition across nine Southern African Development Countries (SADC) from May to August 2009...
SANParks opposes proposal to mine coal at Mapungubwe
Krugerpark News Information: South African National Parks (SANParks) is challenging an ap- plication for a R3 trillion mining operation to be established at the entrance to the Mapungubwe World Heritage Site...
Thatch Harvesting in the Kruger National Park
Krugerpark News Information: The removal of renewable natural resources such as wood, medicinal plants, fish, insects and grass from within National Parks has been a contentious issue...
Sable antelope bull sold for R3 million
Krugerpark News Information: A sable antelope (Hippotragus niger kirkii) bull was sold for R3 million at the annual Gravelotte game auction...
 
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