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Mana Pools threatened by agriculture
Krugerpark News Information: Approximately 120,000ha of “the finest natural wildlife areas in the Zambezi Valley” in the far north of Zimbabwe may eventually fall under the plough...
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Heritage Month Focus
Krugerpark News Information: September is Heritage Month and the Ministry of Arts and Culture and Members of the Executive Councils (MECs) have adopted the theme: “Celebrating Our Living Heritage”...
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Ground hornbill capture methods investigated
Krugerpark News Information: Working with the University of Cape Town’s Percy Fitzpatrick Institute, Sieglinde Rode has managed to catch two adult male ground hornbills in a trap. The trap was placed in the Klaserie...
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Golf course wins provincial award
Krugerpark News Information: The Hans Merensky Golf Estate in Phalaborwa recently received the Diamond Arrow Award for being the highest rated golf course in a survey conducted by the Limpopo Province...
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Fire and Ants
Krugerpark News Information: Over 50,000 ants have stumbled into traps in the ground and thus into the hands of Kate Parr, who has been looking at how fire affects biodiversity in the Kruger National Park (KNP)...
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EWT monitors DDT use
Krugerpark News Information: The impending onset of the rainy season means that the Department of Health will once again bring out their pesticides for malaria control....
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Buffalo and rhino up for auction
Krugerpark News Information: South African National Parks (Sanparks) will be holding a public auction in their boardroom at Groenkloof in Pretoria on September 17, 2005...
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Biotech executive gives GM presentation to MPs
Krugerpark News Information: The parliamentary portfolio committee for science and technology was given a presentation on genetically modified crops by the managing director of Monsanto, Kobus Lindeque...
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August brings Big Fires to southern Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: Almost half of the southern section of the Kruger National Park has been burnt, with the month of August seeing a large fire in the Pretoriuskop area. Currently, almost three-quarters of the land...
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Attempted arson at Lower Sabie
Krugerpark News Information: About three weeks ago, the shop at Lower Sabie almost went up in flames – yet again. A suspect attempted to set fire to the newly re-built shop, but was thwarted...
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A new way of boosting river flows
Krugerpark News Information: The flow of water entering the Kruger National Park through the Sabie and Olifants Rivers may potentially increase over time, as a pilot project gets underway upstream...
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A million miles for marulas
Krugerpark News Information: Prof Lucas ‘Kas’ Holtzhausen has travelled over a million kilometres in search of the perfect marula, visiting over 100,000 trees and driving a Mercedes Benz...
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Where the eagles soar
Krugerpark News Information: We got up at 05h00 that Sunday morning and we started our journey from Malelane gate in the most southern corner of the Kruger National Park...
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T-shirts donated For Life
Krugerpark News Information: Children of the Skukuza youth church group, Provita, were delighted with their new T-shirts sponsored by My Acre of Africa...
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Surviving Skukuza
Krugerpark News Information: More than 70 children from Uplands College in White River and 30 learners from a school in Hazyview were introduced to indigenous ecological knowledge on a ‘survivor-styled’ weekend at Skukuza...
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Sexual habits of rare bird under discussion
Krugerpark News Information: It is possibly the dream of many a man – being well endowed, having a wide choice of sexual partners, and never having to deal with the offspring that result from sexual activities...
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Patterns of the bush
Krugerpark News Information: Two weeks ago the sunbirds were starting to collect spider-webs with which to start building operations...
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Oribi survey scheduled for September
Krugerpark News Information: The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) is hoping to get landowners around the country to focus their attention on South Africa’s most threatened small antelope...
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More elephants go on the pill
Krugerpark News Information: Another reserve has started an immuno-contraception programme on their elephant population in order to help manage the animals’ impacts. Eleven years ago Thornybush Nature Reserve...
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