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The biodiversity crisis may be worse than climate change
Krugerpark News Information: Species extinction and the degradation of ecosystems are proceeding rapidly and the pace is accelerating. The world is losing species at a rate that is 100 to...
Study highlights importance of tracking diseases associated with illegal wildlife
Krugerpark News Information: "The increase in international travel and trade brings with it an increased risk of unmonitored pathogens via the illegal wildlife trade," said Dr. Denise McAloose...
South Africa reaches out to Indian tourism market
Krugerpark News Information: "The number of Indian tourists travelling from India to South Africa has steadily increased by over 122 percent between 2005 and 2010 and South Africa...
Scorpions inspire scientists to find better erosion-resistant surfaces
Krugerpark News Information: The yellow fat tail scorpion is amongst the most dangerous in the world. It is found in the dry and desert areas of Africa and the Middle-East...
Scientists need to step up understanding of the link between agriculture and climate change
Krugerpark News Information: Agricultural practice and policies need to adapt to the impact of climate change - and in ways that are environmentally sustainable. And scientists must...
Rhino poaching- Electrify fence
Krugerpark News Information: About 300 rhinos will probably be poached this year. So predicted South Africa's deputy director on biodiversity and conservation, Fundisile Mketeni, of the...
Rarely do a restored wetland match conditions of the original
Krugerpark News Information: “Once you degrade a wetland, it doesn't recover its normal assemblage of plants or its rich stores of organic soil carbon, which both affect natural cycles...
New species of tiny frog is worlds smallest vertebrate
Krugerpark News Information: Researchers have found two new frog species in New Guinea, one of which is the new smallest known vertebrate on Earth. The results are reported in the Jan...
New freshwater ecosystem atlas shows which rivers and wetlands to keep in a natural condition
Krugerpark News Information: How many and which rivers and wetlands do we have to maintain in a natural condition to sustain economic and social development, while still conserving...
Matildas Horned Viper
Krugerpark News Information: A new species of bush viper has been discovered in Tanzania. Named, Matilda's Horned Viper (Atheris matildae), the snake looks like the Usambara bush viper...
Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre
Krugerpark News Information: The new Interpretation Centre at the Mapungubwe National Park and World Heritage Site is becoming increasingly popular and has clocked its 343 visitor. The Centre...
Low cost carrier to begin flights from South Africa to Mombasa
Krugerpark News Information: One of South Africa's low- cost carrier's, 1-Time, will add Mombasa to their network by March 2012. The twice-a-week service to Mombasa will open the...
International Elephant Foundation supports elephant conservation worldwide
Krugerpark News Information: The International Elephant Foundation (IEF) announced on January 9, 2012 that it will provide more than R1,75 million to support 19 elephant conservation...
Illegal Ivory trade still strong in Egypt
Krugerpark News Information: Tourists buying ivory are potentiating this illegal trade, making a mockery of CITES and fueling the poaching of Africa's elephants. So says Tom...
How the world has changed in 20 years
Krugerpark News Information: The report tracks economic, environmental, social,geopolitical and technological trends. The environmental changes that have swept the planet over the last...
Hoedspruit rallies after storm
Krugerpark News Information: Almost three weeks after tropical depression Dando caused severe flooding in the greater Hoedspruit area, the town is still without drinking water. Hoedspruit...
Having a good corporate green reputation may depend more on what you say than what you do
Krugerpark News Information: Researchers at a Kansas State University in the United States and other collaborators found that companies with the worst environmental performance have great...
Fungi-filled forests are critical for endangered orchids
Krugerpark News Information: Orchids account for about 10 percent of all plant species on earth, making them the biggest plant family. But many orchids are threatened and endangered due to...
Dando and Funso
Krugerpark News Information: Forecasters in Mozambique kept a wary eye on Tropical Cyclone Funso as it made its way down an already drenched coast during the last week of January 2012...
Rhino poaching: South Africans demand action
Krugerpark News Information: Another 150 rangers will be deployed in the Kruger National Park (KNP) to strengthen the first level of defense against ruthless poachers gunning for the...
 
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