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Big Fuss Over Small Fish
Krugerpark News Information: The gloves have come off in the fight to produce evidence of the world’s smallest animal with a backbone, with two sets of scientists sparring over two different fish species...
Bat Hawks Nest On Artificial Platform But No Fledglings Emerge
Krugerpark News Information: An arrow, some fishing twine, a modified braai grid and a mountaineer have all teamed up to help a pair of rare birds breed in the wild...
Another White Elephant Spotted
Krugerpark News Information: George and Iris van Rensburg were enjoying their regular weekly visit to the Kruger National Park when they were absolutely astounded to spot a pink elephant...
Another Objection Against The De Hoop Dam
Krugerpark News Information: A sixth objection lodged last year against the proposed Olifants River Water Resources Development Project (ORWRDP) has come to light...
Annual Rangers Meeting
Krugerpark News Information: The Park’s rangers met for their annual meeting at Letaba Rest Camp from February 9 to 10, 2006. It was an opportunity to avail themselves of the latest developments on issues...
Young Artist Wins Kruger to Kasies Competition
Krugerpark News Information: The Kruger National Park’s (KNP) outreach project “Take Kruger to ‘Kasies” was officially launched on January 20, 2006 at Mkhuhlu Shopping Complex near Hazyview by the KNP’s Head of People...
West Rand Honorary Rangers Hold 8th Annual Birding Day
Krugerpark News Information: Between January 27-28 2006 Over 600 Birding Enthusiasts From All Over SA took part in the West Rand Honorary Rangers' 8th Annual Birding Day...
Visitors And Park Staff Faced Fines Over Holidays
Krugerpark News Information: Kruger National Park (KNP) law enforcement officials had a busy time over the festive season, issuing 600 fines in just 32 days over the December/January holiday period...
The Little Things
Krugerpark News Information: Digital imagery has been around for quite a while and the technology progresses daily. With it has come the popularisation of digital cameras...
Study Shows Elephant Vulture Conflict
Krugerpark News Information: A study carried out on the conservation status of raptors in Swaziland has highlighted the effect that elephants can potentially have on birds of prey...
Section Ranger Learns About Seychelles Wildlife
Krugerpark News Information: Malelane section ranger Bruce Leslie is currently in the Seychelles on a skills exchange programme, which will see him sharing the knowledge gained over 15 years in the Kruger National Park...
Saving Buffalo From TB
Krugerpark News Information: For the last five years Dr Lin-Mari de Klerk- Lorist has devoted her time to the study of bovine tuberculosis (BTB) in buffalo, with the hope of finding an effective vaccine...
Samango Monkeys
Krugerpark News Information: Paging through an old Custos magazine we came across an article about the reintrodruction of Samango monkeys into Kruger, and wondered what happened to the rare primates...
New Skukuza Boardwalk To Showcase Wetlands
Krugerpark News Information: A wetland boardwalk is due to be launched soon in the Kruger National Park, starting in the Skukuza nursery car park. Over 260 metres long, the boardwalk...
More Science, More Debate, But No Action Yet On Culling
Krugerpark News Information: The minister of environmental affairs and tourism, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, has supported the idea of further research into the management dilemmas caused by elephants...
Lion Contraception Helps Solve Management Issues
Krugerpark News Information: To many game-viewing tourists, an African bush experience is not complete without a sighting of the king of beasts, the lion. This means that many smaller game reserves...
Kruger Gives Wings To a Passion For Birds
Krugerpark News Information: Geoff Lockwood has birding in his veins, and his fascination with birding began in the Kruger National Park (KNP). He first visited Kruger with his father when he was five years old...
Kruger e-field Guide Creator Battles Cancer
Krugerpark News Information: Douw “Swannie” Swanepoel, former Kruger section ranger renowned for bringing computer-age technology to the ancient art of tracking and for developing an electronic guide to Kruger National Park...
Kruger Call Centre Handles Wide Variety of Calls
Krugerpark News Information: The Kruger Emergency Call Centre has now been up and running for just over a year. It receives around five calls a day, ranging from traffic accidents...
Crocodile Bridge Flooded
Krugerpark News Information: At about 11h30 on Friday January 27, the Crocodile River flowed over and submerged the bridge to Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp in the Park. Visitors had to be rerouted from Malelane...