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>Search Results for 'Krugerpark News'
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Water Wells Bring Sorrow
Krugerpark News Information: Like her grandparents did, Rose and other Cottondale villagers rely on wells, rain or the river for their daily water. Rose knows of three women who have drowned in the wells, “but we have no choice if we want water...
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Poachers Plunder Rare Plants
Krugerpark News Information: Rhino poaching has grabbed headlines across the world. But there are other species that may not survive people’s arbitrary actions...
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Could Catfish Be The Culprit
Krugerpark News Information: When rangers found a cluster of crocodile carcasses in the Olifants Gorge last year, scientists had more questions than answers...
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White Lion Cub Spotted In The Timbavati
Krugerpark News Information: Ziggy Hugo, a guide at Hermansburg in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, was with guests when they stumbled upon this rare sighting...
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Rhino War Intensifies
Krugerpark News Information: In the next few months, Kruger National Park (KNP) staff will fit high-tech tracking devices to a large number of rhinos in Kruger...
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Our Planet Reviewed
Krugerpark News Information: International Year of Biodiversity, the National Museum of Natural History and Pro-Natura International are working in partnership with IUCN to launch’ Our Planet Reviewed...
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South Africa to host G20 Tourism Meeting in 2010
Krugerpark News Information: South Africa has been elected as the Africa representative to the executive council of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) at the organisation’s 8th annual assembly...
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Cities and Climate Change
Krugerpark News Information: The impact of climate change on cities and towns, as well as the reduction of dependency on fossil fuels are among the foremost challenges to urban management today...
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Volunteers get dirty at school
Krugerpark News Information: Volunteers, greater Hoedpsruit based- businesses and staff from the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve joined hands on a clean-up drive...
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Tracking down human smell
Krugerpark News Information: Each of the 6.7 billion people on Earth has a signature body odor — the chemical counterpart to fingerprints — and scientists are tracking down those odiferous arches...
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Saving the planet and money
Krugerpark News Information: As South Africans grapple with huge hikes in their electricity bills, the residents of an informal settlement on the outskirts of Cape Town have turned to the sun...
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City sprawl City Crisis
Krugerpark News Information: Cairo and Alexandria, some 200 km apart, could merge in the foreseeable future, a spectra that presents a nightmare for urban planners...
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Demining is not a never ending story
Krugerpark News Information: Mozambique’s effort to become the first of the world’s major mine-contaminated countries to be declared mine-free is faltering...
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