Krugerpark News Information: HIV/Aids may seem to be more of a social than an environmental problem, but research is finding that the death of economically productive people is
Krugerpark News Information: The eight young elephants that are the remaining survivors of dramatic veld fires in the Pilanesberg National Park have settled down well in a boma in
Krugerpark News Information: The environmental impact assessment process is underway for the construction of a wellness centre with a boutique hotel and conference facilities
Krugerpark News Information: This year's Southern African Wildlife College Graduation ceremony celebrated 20 students receiving natural resource certificates and 22 students
Krugerpark News Information: In what is probably the largest fertilisation experiment of its kind, 30 hectares of mopane bushveld in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve adjoining
Krugerpark News Information: BirdLife International is calling for a total ban on wild bird imports into Europe to try and stop the spread of the dangerous H5N1 avian flu virus
Krugerpark News Information: On the late afternoon of November 7, 2005, eight of the burnt Pilanesberg elephants were heading back to the Pilanesberg National Park
Krugerpark News Information: Phalaborwa lodge committed to helping community November will see the official opening of the new building at Kokwana Day Care centre
Krugerpark News Information: Never mind HIV/Aids, Africa is likely to remain poverty-stricken if better family planning is not practised.This is the opinion of John Cleland
Krugerpark News Information: Four elephants in Greater Kruger got a bit of a surprise on October 19 when wildlife vet Cobus Raath and a team of international volunteers swooped down
Krugerpark News Information: Let me count the ways in which two days of exploring previously unknown history, some extraordinary royal fetishes and truly magnificent wilderness areas
Krugerpark News Information: The first motorist entered the Kruger National Park in 1927. Visitors paid £1 entrance fee and that year the Park realised a full £3. There were no huts
Krugerpark News Information: After more than 30 years, Gus Mills is returning to the home of his heart in the sands of the Kalahari, to once again conduct groundbreaking research
Krugerpark News Information: Great excitement was caused on October 26, 2005 at around 14h00 when an elephant bull wandered through the KNP's Corporate and Scientific Services
Krugerpark News Information: It was a dream come true for Lodrick Manyathele when he and the Ringetani Traditional Dance Group were given the opportunity to provide a warm welcome
Krugerpark News Information: The Kruger to Canyon Biosphere Reserve (K2C for short) was recently 'proclaimed' as the largest biosphere reserve in Africa and the third largest
Krugerpark News Information: Get out into the first rains of the season, snap a photo of a bullfrog and stand a chance of winning a weekend trip for two, popular frog books
Krugerpark News Information: Southern Africa has its own answer to the kangaroo, albeit a fraction of the size of the Australian version. However, the small springhare that leaps
Krugerpark News Information: Achievement Awards Southern Region 2005. Outstanding Service in the Workplace and Outstanding Service Tourist/Customer/Client
Krugerpark News Information: The Mopani District Municipality, comprising the Giyani, Tzaneen, Letaba and Phalaborwa regions, is preparing itself to enter the tourism arena
Krugerpark News Information: If you are a wildlife and nature lover who enjoys reading about first hand experiences, two books published by CC Africa may be worth adding to your
Krugerpark News Information: The Global White Lion Protection Trust (GWLPT) still has no holding permit for the white lions it imported to an area adjacent the Greater Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: There is a team of scientists who would never dream of entering the Kruger National Park (KNP) without a goodly supply of fresh carrots to assist them
Krugerpark News Information: Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk officially opened the fourth annual national tourism conference at Sun City at the beginning of October by
Krugerpark News Information: Elephants prefer to chat to elephants that they have known for a long time. This has been revealed in a study carried out at Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom
