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The Consequences of Human Manipulation in Protected Areas
Krugerpark News Information: The current status of conservation management forces many herbivore species to co-exist in high densities within small protected areas...
Young Neighbours Learn More About Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: To be like a child again or one day, to experience the Kruger National Park (KNP) the way a child would, learning about animals and their habits...
Meet the Amazing Amone
Krugerpark News Information: Amone Mzimba is a humble man, with his fine frame, soft-spoken manner and gracious nature; you would be forgiven for mistaking him for part of a lodge’s hospitality team...
Krugers New Generation Tuskers
Krugerpark News Information: These are the magnificent elephant bulls (and a few cows) believed to be following in the footsteps of Kruger’s Magnificent Seven...
Feral Cats as an Invasive Species
Krugerpark News Information: Although more commonly known for his expertise with alien plants, Llewellyn Foxcroft’s latest collaboration to keep national parks as havens for indigenous species involves claws...
Controls for Animals Colour Designs Revealed
Krugerpark News Information: The vivid colours and designs animals use to interact with their environments have awed and inspired since before people learned to draw on the cave wall...
National Bird Threatened by Illegal Trade
Krugerpark News Information: In February alone, nine blue cranes were confiscated in four separate incidences of illegal removal from the wild in their Karoo habitat...
How Many More Species Will Go the Way of the Dinosaurs
Krugerpark News Information: According to the IUCN, which is the oldest and largest global environmental network, governments have failed to meet targets to reduce the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010...
Why Wetlands Matter
Krugerpark News Information: About half of South Africa’s wetlands have already been destroyed or converted through draining, the building of dams, incorrect burning and overgrazing...
Black Rhino Rescued From Sticky Situation
Krugerpark News Information: For guide Paulie Viljoen the afternoon game drive along the Ncau loop on Saturday, February 27, started off much the same as any other drive...
Buffalo Live Up to Their Reputation
Krugerpark News Information: Despite their docile demeanour, buffalo are known as one of Africa’s most dangerous creatures...
Figs and Wasps
Krugerpark News Information: Figs and fig wasps have evolved to help each other out: Fig wasps lay eggs inside the fruit where the wasp larvae can safely develop, and in return, the wasps pollinate the figs...
Fire Storms and Their use in Conservation Management
Krugerpark News Information: Fire is an important and crucial driver within savanna ecosystems and is necessary in maintaining ecosystem functioning...
International Year of Biodiversity 2010
Krugerpark News Information: The CBD is one of the most signed onto treaties in the world, and deals with the need to sustain the rich diversity of life on Earth...
Honorary Rangers Help Boost SANParks
Krugerpark News Information: Four months into 2010 and the Honorary Rangers (HR) have ticked off some milestone events on their ‘to do’ list for the year...
10 Years in Jail
Krugerpark News Information: Two suspected rhino poachers, Joao Mdlovu and Berlito Mdlovu who were arrested in Kruger National Park (KNP) in January 2010 for rhino poaching activities were both found...
New Africa Climate Exchange
Krugerpark News Information: The BirdLife Africa Partnership has launched a new website about climate change and its impacts on biodiversity in Africa...
Hotel in Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: The development of an hotel at the confluence of the Timfene Spruit and the Crocodile River in the Kruger National Park (KNP) seems to be going ahead...
8th Annual Meeting on Savanna Science
Krugerpark News Information: More than 200 scientists and other stakeholders attended the 8th annual Savanna Science Network Meeting held in Skukuza in March...
New Radar Network Launched
Krugerpark News Information: The minister of water and environmental affairs, Buyelwa Sonjica, has launched the South African Weather Service’s new state-of-the art weather radar network...