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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...
Annual Mass Capture Completed
Krugerpark News Information: The annual mass capture of plains game for release into the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park was finalised between June 8 and 21 this year...
Six Weeks and 1900 Traps Reveal Myriad Creepy Crawlies
Krugerpark News Information: For six weeks in June and July this year, the biodiversity survey team was busy in the south of the Kruger National Park looking at all the smaller creatures that are not often seen...
Hippos and Algae Implicated in Multiple Animal Deaths
Krugerpark News Information: Three years ago, we reported on the how a spot of forensic detective work by Kruger National Park and state veterinarians revealed the cause of a number of animal deaths...
Radar Station Completed
Krugerpark News Information: The new facility in Kruger's research toolkit will have a huge impact on many of the research projects in Kruger, as “rain is the main driver of the Lowveld ecosystem,” and to date, Kruger has had to rely on data...
Mass Bat Die Off a Mystery to Experts
Krugerpark News Information: It is estimated that more than a 1000 Angolan free-tailed bats (Mops condylurus) died over the third week of July at Letaba Camp in the Kruger National Park...
Ores Story
Krugerpark News Information: In the last issue we wrote about the rhino, Ore, that roams the area around Mooiplaas and mistook a dead hippo for a possible mate. Ore arrived at Kruger from Hluhluwe-Umfolozi...
Disused Boreholes in Kruger to Contribute to Groundwater Monitoring
Krugerpark News Information: Water is life – above and below ground! Now researchers are taking a special interest in the water we cannot see, the groundwater. To access groundwater, boreholes have been sunk throughout the Kruger National Park...
The Remarkable Madala Buffalo
Krugerpark News Information: Most publications write about the Limpopo National Park, but there are also a string of privately-leased conservation areas in Mozambique south of the LNP along the eastern border of the Kruger National Park...
Research and Rural Upliftment Meet at the Firebreak
Krugerpark News Information: SavFIRE or the Savanna Fire Ignition Research Experiment is being conducted in Kruger. This is a collaborative exercise to investigate integrated fire management..
Krugers CyberTracker Gets a Boost
Krugerpark News Information: Over R400 000 was raised to replace Kruger's ailing CyberTracker hardware with the new Fujitsu Siemens Pocket PC Loox N520 handheld device....
Rangers Diary
Krugerpark News Information: It was Friday June 29, 2007 at about 09h30 when corporal Wilson Baloyi at Mahlangeni ranger post phoned Karien Keet, section ranger, about an apparently sick and lame buffalo in the veld...
Green Scorpions Crackdown On Border Posts
Krugerpark News Information: The Gauteng Environmental Management Inspectors, better known as the "Green Scorpions" successfully tracked down and arrested rhino horn smugglers at the customs section of OR Tambo International Airport...
Volunteers Help Survey Kruger’s Smaller Critters
Krugerpark News Information: Biodiversity conservation is the clear mandate for Sanparks and the savanna unit of scientific services in Skukuza is seriously getting to grips with this issue in the Kruger National Park. This means doing surveys on all the smaller creatures...
Survey Reveals Decline in Fish-Eating Birds Along Olifants River
Krugerpark News Information: Preliminary results show that a total of nine Pel's fishing owls were seen and counted during a recent survey of the Olifants River in the Kruger National Park...
Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction
Krugerpark News Information: Johann Oelofse, section ranger at Mooiplaas, observed an unusual occurrence. He relates the story: At Bowkerskop windpump I came across a most unusual spectacle...
Enviro Perspectives with Dave Rushworth
Krugerpark News Information: It is the same all over the world - where selfishness and greed prevail, human developments clash directly with, and cause the destruction of, natural systems...
Mauritius Thorn Plant
Krugerpark News Information: Caesalpinia decapetala, commonly known as the Mauritius thorn is an Asian (India, Sri Lanka, China, Japan and Malaysia) tropical plant...
 
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