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Limpopo-Shashe Conservation Area Formally Agreed On
Krugerpark News Information: The middle of a dry riverbed is not the usual venue for a meeting of government ministers from three countries about to sign a landmark agreement, but the setting was perfectly apt...
Greater Political Leadership and Public Awareness Needed On Climate Action
Krugerpark News Information: Ministers and heads of delegation from 22 countries met at Kapama Lodge outside Hoedspruit for a ministerial Indaba on climate action...
Four Sable Released Into Mapungubwe
Krugerpark News Information: Four sable have been reintroduced into the Mapungubwe National Park and will be closely monitored using GPS collars in a test exercise to see if the habitat is suitable...
Doomsday Vault Being Built In Arctic Circle
Krugerpark News Information: More than a hundred countries have joined hands to support the creation of a huge cave on an ice-bound island just 1,000km from the North Pole on the Norwegian island of Svalbard...
Discovery Points The Way To Creating Malaria-Proof Mosquitoes
Krugerpark News Information: New research has revealed information about how mosquitoes are able to fight off bacteria and disease-causing organisms such as the malaria parasite...
Deceptive Groundcover
Krugerpark News Information: The relatively good rains of the last season have produced an impression of good ground cover in most areas...
Bold Steps Taken To Save Wildebeest
Krugerpark News Information: Every October for the last three years the Sabi-Sand Wildtuin (SSW) has released about 600 wildebeest into their 65,000ha reserve...
Birding Tourism Linked To Sustainable Development
Krugerpark News Information: With close to 800 bird species to lure the ‘twitchers’ in, South Africa is prime birding country. The many species that are only found in this region exert a magnetic attraction to birdwatchers...
Birding Route Offers Opportunities For 30 Bird Guides
Krugerpark News Information: A feasibility study conducted by BirdLife South Africa for the development of a Greater Limpopo Birding Route has just been completed...
Tourism And The Environment
Krugerpark News Information: South African National Parks management reacted positively to the result of a case at the Makhado (Louis Trichardt) Magistrates’ Court on Friday May 26, 2006 after an incident in Mapungubwe...
The Dangers Posed By Biofuels
Krugerpark News Information: According to BirdLife International, unsustainable production of biofuels could result in more environmental degradation than that caused by the current conventional fuels being used...
Stakeholders’ Forum Hold First Meeting
Krugerpark News Information: “Thank you for a most enjoyable and informative day,” said one of the stakeholders, expressing a sentiment shared by many of her co-forumites who attended Kruger’s first stakeholder forum meeting...
Spread The Word
Krugerpark News Information: Mopane worm marmite. Toast will never be the same again – at least if research follows through on current plans to diversify the number of products that can be made from mopane worms...
Sables Collared
Krugerpark News Information: Kruger’s game capture team collared six sable three weeks ago. Three sable, two from one herd, were collared in the Punda Maria area and the remaining three sable were collared...
Researchers Attempt To Solve Rhino Reproduction Mystery
Krugerpark News Information: Two researchers are currently travelling throughout South Africa conducting a study that hopes to unravel the mystery of why zoo populations of rhinos across the world are not reproducing as expected...
Report Offers Anti-hijacking Advice
Krugerpark News Information: More than half of all vehicle hijackings occur in front of private residences, and in eight months in 1996 there were 8,740 hijackings in South Africa...
Rabies Death Toll Rises In Limpopo
Krugerpark News Information: At least 26 people have died of rabies in the Limpopo Province, the majority of them children between the ages of seven and 12. Once rabies symptoms appear, the disease is invariably fatal...
Proposed Buffalo Cull Raises Concerns
Krugerpark News Information: At least 70 buffalo are scheduled to be destroyed by state veterinary authorities on
state land adjoining Balule Private Nature Reserve north of the Olifants River and
south of Phalaborwa...
More Land For National Parks
Krugerpark News Information: More than 379,000ha of land have been added to South Africa’s national parks system since 1994, including five new national parks, and recently announced that a further 250,000ha will be added...
More Comments On The New Regulations For The Wildlife Industry
Krugerpark News Information: Ron Thomson has compiled a number of comments on the new draft regulations governing the hunting industry and threatened and protected species...