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Sniffer dog to assist with tracking poached rhino horn
Krugerpark News Information: The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) will be using a sniffer dog to assist in its anti-rhino poaching campaign. Rico the Wildlife Sniffer Dog is being trained to...
Lion presents powerful environmental message
Krugerpark News Information: When local Addo resident, Janine Snyman, saw a young male lion with a beer bottle in his mouth, she could not ignore the environmental message this image projected...
IUCN suggests balanced harvesting of fish
Krugerpark News Information: “For centuries, it has been believed that selective fishing that avoids young, rare and charismatic species and focuses on older and larger individuals, is key...
Kruger reaches out to neighbours to help with clean-up
Krugerpark News Information: The Kruger National Park (KNP) is fighting for a cleaner environment hand in hand with the Thulamahashe Hluvukani Arcornhoek Taxi Association (Thata)...
Sustainability scientist look at how roads changed information flow patterns in village
Krugerpark News Information: Roads changed the social structure and economy of a rural village. With the roads came a change in human information flow patterns that impacted the landscape...
Seabirds threatened
Krugerpark News Information: Seabirds are more threatened than any other group of birds. That is according to the findings of a major new review published in the scientific journal Bird...
Ancient footprints reveal origins of elephant ancestors behaviour
Krugerpark News Information: Ancient footprints in the Arabian Desert have left intriguing evidence about how elephant ancestors interacted socially. An international team of researchers...
Amboseli elephants reveal interesting insights
Krugerpark News Information: The ivory trade is demanding its pound of flesh from the African elephant. In 2011, Kenya lost 278 elephants to poachers, compared to 177 in 2010. Today...
Eco2 Index - Scientists unveil a new economic and environmental index
Krugerpark News Information: Two African countries are amongst the top performers according to a new economic and environmental index developed by University of British Columbia...
Roof top tomatoes, can it work
Krugerpark News Information: German engineer Volkmar Keuter believes it can. “What could be fresher?” In his mind he sees an IT guy signing off for the day, taking the lift (or stairs)...
What drives public opinion on climate change in the USA
Krugerpark News Information: “Public opinion regarding climate change is likely to remain divided as long as the political elites send out conflicting messages on this issue.” In a new study...
Childrens books in the US are where the wild things arent
Krugerpark News Information: Children's books are no longer featuring creeping crawlies, fierce lions and gentle elephants roaming savannahs or slithering snakes hiding in trees. A new study...
Theres more to colour than meets the eye
Krugerpark News Information: Plants that depend on insect and other animal pollinators to carry their pollen from one plant to another are using more than their scent, colour and nectar...
Age matters when translocating rhinos
Krugerpark News Information: Wellington is a long way from the continent of Africa but research being conducted at Victoria University is helping restore populations of animals like rhinoceros...
Camdeboo National Park campsite opened
Krugerpark News Information: Camdeboo National Park, which surrounds the town of Graaff-Reinet in the Eastern Cape, opened its Nqweba Campsite on 1 March 2012. “The Campsite...
Scientists gather for 10th Annual Savanna Science Network Meeting in Kruger
Krugerpark News Information: Scientists from several South African universities, South African National Parks (SANParks) and a number of high profile international institutions met at the...
Elephant massacre in Cameroon continues
Krugerpark News Information: 14 dead elephants have been found in Boubandjida National Park, Cameroon, just a week after the discovery of at least 200 elephants slaughtered by poachers...
Kruger Park field rangers strike enters week five
Krugerpark News Information: The Kruger National Park Field rangers have been on strike since February 3, 2012. Their labour union, Health and Other Service Personnel Trade Union of...
Public tip-off lead to confiscation of 10 000 units of abalone
Krugerpark News Information: Public awareness and tip-offs lead to the confiscation of more than 10 000 units of abalone and the arrest of four men, one a Chinese national, in four different...
Effective land use management can help cheetah and wild dog
Krugerpark News Information: There are less than 500 wild dogs, Lycaon pictus, in South Africa, with the only viable contiguous population roaming the Kruger National Park (KNP). The numbers...
 
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