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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...
Invasive Alien Bird Species Pose A Threat
Krugerpark News Information: The department of environmental affairs has declared two bird species as invasive aliens – the Indian mynah and the mallard duck...
India Bans Drug To Protect Vultures
Krugerpark News Information: The Indian government has ordered a halt to the sale of the veterinary drug diclofenac (Voltaren). Veterinary businesses have been given three months to shut down their diclofenac production...
Hunt On For Wounded Elephant
Krugerpark News Information: Environmental affairs officials are still hunting for a wounded elephant that was shot at the junction of the tar road between Phalaborwa and Hoedspruit and the road to Gravelotte...
Hide And Seek
Krugerpark News Information: Camouflage is commonly used to help animals blend with their background. Most species have a fixed pattern or colour adapted to their usual habitat...
Help Fight The Spread Of Deserts This June
Krugerpark News Information: Every year, 12 million hectares of land become useless for cultivation, as the problem of desertification spreads out around the globe. This year is officially the International Year of Deserts...
Field Rangers Complete Training
Krugerpark News Information: After two weeks of gruelling training, 39 very proud field rangers received their certificates from Dr Bandile Mkhize, chief executive officer of the Kruger National Park during a formal passing out parade...
Do Kruger’s Elephants Prefer Grasses Or Trees For Lunch
Krugerpark News Information: While everyone agrees that elephants eat both grasses and leafy material from shrubs and trees, some debate has been ongoing in scientific circles as to whether elephants prefer to graze or to browse...
Day Of Firsts For Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: The first of June was also a day of firsts for Kruger and a number of its partners in waste management in the Park. Dr Bandile Mkhize, chief executive officer of Kruger, Syd Carter, chairman of Petco...
Winter Food
Krugerpark News Information: We tend to think of the warm, rainy season as a time of food production and the cooler, dry 'winter' as the period when natural food sources are in short supply...
Wild Areas Of Okavango To Renew Commitment To The Wilderness Foundation
Krugerpark News Information: The wilderness of the Okavango Delta in Botswana will be home to conservation legend Dr Ian Player for 10 days in early June...
White Lions Reappear In The Wild
Krugerpark News Information: Two white lion cubs have been spotted frolicking in a dry riverbed in the Umbabat Private Nature Reserve with their tawny mother...
Survey Fails To Find Egret Breeding Sites
Krugerpark News Information: A year-long survey of the 55,000km2 Okavango Delta has failed to turn up current breedingsites for the vulnerable bird species, the slaty egret...
Southern Cross Schools Bush Banquet
Krugerpark News Information: Southern Cross Schools Bush Banquet 2006....and the winners are...The Tammy Trophy For The Best Overall Food in the Golden Orb Category...
Science Week Makes An Impact On Phalaborwas Schoolchildren
Krugerpark News Information: National Science Week keeps getting better and better in Phalaborwa, thanks to the tireless efforts of organisers who this year brought around 2,500 school children...
Rhino Involved In Automobile Accident
Krugerpark News Information: A rhino was recently injured on the H10 tar road south of Tshokwane when a Kruger National Park technical services staff member hit it with his car...
Organisations Plan Extensive Comments On Hunting
Krugerpark News Information: Despite the fact that the creation of draft norms and standards for the hunting industry has been the subject of intense public debate over the last couple of years...
New Format For Wildlife Photographic Essay
Krugerpark News Information: An innovative new form of the ever-popular coffee table book featuring stunning photographs of Africa's wildlife has been launched by the Hoberman Collection....
 
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