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Giraffe Survives Despite Deformity
Krugerpark News Information: Rob Thompson, section ranger at Stolznek, observed a giraffe with a noticeably deformed jaw wandering with a group of four animals near an area known as Rooikop in the Stolznek section...
Rangers Diary
Krugerpark News Information: When Daniël Mkhancani Chavalala, sergeant at Pafuri section, goes on leave you will most likely find him at a picnic spot somewhere in the northern parts of Kruger...
Time To Note Those Vultures
Krugerpark News Information: Following last year’s successful awareness creation campaign, the Birds of Prey Working Group of the Endangered Wildlife Trust has designated September 1 as National Vulture Awareness Day...
Elephant Management Assessment Process On Track
Krugerpark News Information: The current elephant assessment comprises twelve chapters which includes the history and distribution of elephant in southern Africa; elephant population and biology...
Battle at Kruger on YouTube
Krugerpark News Information: The Battle at Kruger - On August 1, 2007 an eight minute amateur recording of a face-off between a herd of buffalo, lions and a crocodile or two in the Kruger National Park...
Tourist Injured in Elephant Encounter on Olifants Trail
Krugerpark News Information: A woman was injured on the Kruger National Park’s popular Olifants River back pack trail when the group of hikers walked into an elephant breeding herd on Monday August 20, 2007...
Duke Breaks Left Tusk
Krugerpark News Information: Duke, the elephant with the largest set of ivory on any elephant presently living in the Kruger National Park has broken his left tusk. It is the first time on record that a broken piece of ivory...
Enviro Perspectives with Dave Rushworth
Krugerpark News Information: In a different environment - such as game reserves - an inability to 'spot' things can result from the unfamiliar surroundings or a misunderstanding of dynamics of light and vision...
The Last Tour De Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: The third and final Tour de Kruger and the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park ride during the first week in August saw 209 cyclists pedal 350km through two national parks, raising approximately R700 000...
About Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: Getting to Banhine is not easy, but it is exhilarating, no matter which route you take. Once you have turned off the Chokwe – Chiqualaquala road one winds through various landscapes on bush tracks never knowing what is around the corner...
Butterfly Lovers Plan to Hook Kids on Butterfly Spotting
Krugerpark News Information: At the last count there were 219 butterflies in the KNP. This was done by the devoted rangers of the KNP and authored in a book by Johan Kloppers named Butterflies of the Kruger National Park...
Australian Park Manager Meets KNP Scientists
Krugerpark News Information: Rowan Foley from Parks Australia is the park manager for Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and during a recent trip to SA, he met with staff from Scientific Services to discuss issues around park management...
5842 km and 49 hours of Flying in the Annual KNP Census
Krugerpark News Information: Seeing the Kruger National Park from the air really puts the size of the park into perspective. It is amazing to see how big two million hectares really is....
Barbel Die-off Provides a Case for the Fish Forensic Detective
Krugerpark News Information: On Sunday June 3, 2007, Rendani Nethengwe, ranger at Houtboschrand, reported a fish kill in the Olifants River to Dr Andrew Deacon....
Staff and Park Visitors Pull Together on Giraffe Rescue
Krugerpark News Information: A giraffe was trapped in a donga about three kilometres north of Letaba camp on the S95. Joe Nkuna, section ranger at Letaba, opted to try to rescue the giraffe...
Survey Determines Bovine TB Prevalence in Shingwedzi Area
Krugerpark News Information: During the last two weeks of July the Veterinary Wildlife Services Unit of Kruger National Park launched an operation to determine the true prevalence of bovine tuberculosis in the buffalo population...
Nkhuhlu Exclosure Burnt to Mimic External Conditions
Krugerpark News Information: Fire is not a popular phenomenon in the Lowveld at the moment, but in the Kruger National Park it is used under controlled conditions as part of a long-term ecosystem experiment...
More Dams for the Letaba Catchment
Krugerpark News Information: Construction of a new major dam at Nwamitwa in the Great Letaba River. The new dam, which will take about five years to construct, is proposed at a site downstream of the confluence of the Nwanedzi river...
Kruger Objects to Development on Crocodile River
Krugerpark News Information: In November last year, the Mpumalanga Department of Agriculture Land Administration issued an instruction to stop all construction on an extension to Ngwenya Lodge on the banks of the Crocodile River...
Some KNP Butterflies That Are Around Right Now
Krugerpark News Information: There are several butterflies that occur throughout the KNP and also many that occur throughout the year. Granted, these butterflies are usually of the more common variety...