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One of the Leopard working group formed Farmers, game wardens, nature conservation officials, scientists, hunters and conservationists all met at the Southern AfricanWildlife College from Let me Count the Ways Let me count the ways in which two days of exploring previously unknown history, some extraordinary royal fetishes and truly magnificent wilderness areas Let sleeping frogs lie The grey tree frog - more commonly referred to as the foam nest frog - is the largest of our 'tree frogs', with females growing to a length of around Section ranger Letaba launches new accommodation units for bats A new range of accommodation units was unveiled last week, as part of Letaba Rest Camp's ongoing Bat House Research Project Lets Give It Horns To celebrate the anniversary of the first rhinos ever translocated in South Africa half a century ago, and in support of the fight against the In May, we will participate in a trip in South Letters Unfortunately one sees many incidents of people who just can't use common sense and don't understand the dangers associated with wild animals Wonder From Waste.
Pesticide Used by Poachers. Pretoriuskop is Tops The best Letters to the editor There are more and more visitors to the Kruger Park and adjacent lowveld wildlife areas who realize that the big and hairy are only part of a fascinating Lightning strikes another house Lightning struck again during a heavy thunderstorm in Hoedspruit on January 23, setting fire to the thatched roof of a simplex unit in the residential Limpopo leaves leopard hunters in the dark Leopards in the Limpopo Province are in increased danger of being illegally killed as a result of the actions of the government department in charge of Limpopo-Shashe Conservation Area Formally Agreed On The middle of a dry riverbed is not the usual venue for a meeting of government ministers from three countries about to sign a landmark agreement, but We departed from Metsi Metsi camp on the Friday, not thinking much about dates and birthdays Lion Breeders To Comment Jointly On New Laws Lion breeders have gotten together in the wake of the publishing of draft regulations for the hunting industry and protected species Lion Cannibalism Awes Trailists and Guides Alike Lions are known to often kill nomad lions moving into the pride's territory, but feeding on her is a different matter.
Cannibalism among lions is unusual Lion Contraception Helps Solve Management Issues 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 The race took place at the Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate on October Lion presents powerful environmental message 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 Rangers shot the male lion in their efforts to Lioness and baboons I had been following a white rhino track from near the water hole in the hopes of catching up and viewing him, but he seemed to be on a mission and was Lions in the Village During the early hours of Wednesday February 16, between five and seven lions decided to take a stroll down the main road through Skukuza village.
Lions maul suspected poachers Rangers rescued two suspected rhino poachers who were mauled by lions in the Kruger National Park. The two men were hospitalised and charged Lions surprise runners during marathon This year's Skukuza Sterling Light Half Marathon produced a surprise for the runners — three lionesses directly in the path of the leading runners Lions, Cheetahs and Wild Dogs most vulnerable African Carnivores The conservation status of Africa's 20 largest carnivores has been reviewed in a document compiled by the Wildlife Conservation Society, with lions Living on the Edge Ecologically speaking, on the edge of a vlei, on the edge of a forest, on the edge of a water body means that you are also on the edge of some other Lizard Classification It is necessary to view our lizards in the context of all the species of reptiles that inhabit the world.
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The twice-a-week service to Mombasa will open the Lower Sabie tent gutted A fire broke out in one of the safari tents at Lower Sabie Rest Camp around 06h00 on October 11, ; completely burning down the tent Lowveld celebrations and festivals A sustainable living festival will take place in Hoedspruit from Thursday May 15, until Saturday May 17, Lowveld Legend Dies The lowveld lost one of its legends on June 9, when colonel Jan Pretorius passed away at the age of Pretorius was one of the founders of the Lumukisa learners celebrate Earth Day Learners from Lumukisa Primary School, Acornhoek, celebrated Earth Day with a play about how man has destroyed nature and what needs to be done Magnets replace pins for new sightings boards Gas supplier TotalGaz recently supplied replacement game sighting boards to all the camps in the Kruger National Park KNP in order to make game Make A Donation And Help Keep Kruger In The Information Age In a world where personal digital assistants are the hallmark of harassed executives in a high pressure business world, many people would be surprised Malaria The last episode dealt, briefly, with mosquitoes that one is likely to find in this region.
Focus here will be on the various types of malaria - among Malopeni eco 4x4 overnight trail This is the perfect trail for someone who lives close to the park and would like to do something different but does not have a lot of time to spare Mambrrr Found Dead Field rangers Difference Mabunda and Olsado Mulhovu, came across a carcass of a big elephant bull with exceptionally big tusks. The Elephant had died of Man dies in suspected Buffalo attack Roy Munks 65 died on Tuesday July 22, , apparently from loss of blood from injuries sustained during an attack by a buffalo Management Training in Park Continues A management course was conducted from the Monday the 17th January until 18 February with a break of a week after every week.
The purpose was to Managing Krugers Rivers Many rivers in the world have undergone human-induced changes, often negatively impacting freshwater ecosystems. Expanding human populations and Mango will operate 24 hours a day in MANGO has announced that it will operate 24 hours per day over the World Cup period next year Mans fascination with lions Butch Smuts worked in the Kruger National Park for many years, first studying what was causing a decline in zebra populations, and later performing A good pair of binoculars Many species one planet one future This year, World Environment Day, which is celebrated on June 5 every year, focused on 'Many Species.
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Ever wondered if butterflies have the same requirements? In , as part of the diploma's experiential training, he was Meet rangers A little girl born in Mhinga village, 29 years ago, took a winding path before she became one of the two female section rangers breaking new ground in Meet the Amazing Amone Amone Mzimba is a humble man, with his fine frame, soft-spoken manner and gracious nature; you would be forgiven for mistaking him for part of a Mega parks and meta populations a cure for elephant overpopulation Research on seven main areas in southern Africa where elephants occur has prompted Rudi van Aarde to offer a new alternative forelephant management Megans Top Five Bush Facts The blue of a kingfisher's feathers isn't caused by a colour pigment but rather by the scattering of light due to the way the Migration myths dispelled in UNDP report Most migrants do not move from developing to developed countries, and when they do, rather than hurting host economies, they benefit them Mike Elected as President Dr.
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More than rhino poachers arrested A total of suspected rhino poachers were arrested in South Africa between April and March , according to the 4th National Compliance More trees equals more deserts The United Kingdom's Forestry Research Programme has discovered that planting trees can decrease the amount of available surface water, helping Most visitors happy with alchohol ban in Kruger The majority of tourists who visited the Kruger National Park KNP over the Easter holidays were pleased with the alcohol restriction introduced by the Mothers and children living with HIV and Aids in Bohlabela It did not take little Zenobia Mathebula who is not yet three, ten minutes to adopt her new fluffy baby bear and have him bouncing on her back as she That development could boost breeding programs for endangered species Multi-million rand project to genetically sequence Africas orphaned crops African scientists, working with peers from the University of California and with backing from international funders such as the Clinton Global Muyexe residents safe from damage causing animals Gone are the days when dangerous wild animals from the Kruger National Park KNP roamed freely on the streets of Muyexe village, outside Giyani Mysteries of Bee Flight Revealed For almost 70 years scientists and engineers have been mocked for being unable to explain how bees fly, but researchers at Caltech and the University National Bird Threatened by Illegal Trade In February alone, nine blue cranes were confiscated in four separate incidences of illegal removal from the wild in their Karoo habitat National parks tourism income breaks the half-a-billion Rand barrier South African National Parks' SANParks tourism income surpassed the half billion- rand mark in the financial year ending on March 31, National Parks Week The minister of environmental affairs and tourism, Buyelwa Sonjica, opened the week long free access for South Africans at most South African national National structures deployed against rhino poaching onslaught The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure Natjoints is conducting a coordinated and comprehensive operation to counter rhino poaching Nature hotspots in Africa Caribbean and Pacific Group Threatened natural areas in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific are set to benefit from a unique partnership between the International Union for Conservation Nature Trail Of A Lifetime, Leaving Only Goodness Behind If four days spent hiking a total of 42 km in the middle of nowhere next to a river, taking only what you can carry.
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The remoteness and isolation New Environmental Hotline set up Anyone spotting environmental crimes in Mpumalanga is invited to phone a newly established hotline number. Pollution, poaching, plant theft New findings offer hope in fighting alien plant invasions The commonly held theory that alien invasive plants do not taste good to indigenous animals, and spread rapidly due to lack of predation, is being New Format For Wildlife Photographic Essay An innovative new form of the ever-popular coffee table book featuring stunning photographs of Africa's wildlife has been launched by the Hoberman New freshwater ecosystem atlas 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 New Insights into lions genetic evolution An international team of researchers has successfully traced the evolutionary history of the world's lions in unprecedented detail New manager appointed at Namaqua National Park South African National Parks has appointed a second female park manager to take charge of one of the organisation's 20 national parks.
Ms Nicolette Raats New manager at Olifants shop Sebenzile Khambule will now be greeting guests at the Tiger's Eye shop in Olifants Camp after her promotion to assistant manager.
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New day visitor New R5 5million memorial added to Phalaborwa tourism package Work is nearing completion on a R5. Though small in number, their influence is large. Many and long How does the spacing of artificial waterpoints affect the bush in the long-term? Over metres long, the boardwalk New species of tiny frog is worlds smallest vertebrate 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 Tagging Methods Show Just How Far Vultures Fly It was recently decided by people involved in the conservation of birds of prey that the traditionally used method of placing rings on birds' legs as News Clips South Africans and Mozambicans travelling between the two neighbouring countries no longer require an entry visa as from Monday April Marshall joined South African National Niger rare giraffe population now number In , there were only 50 West African giraffe, 'giraffa camelopardalis peralta', in the world.
The rare animal, distinguished by its light-coloured Nkhuhlu Exclosure Burnt to Mimic External Conditions Fire is not a popular phenomenon in the Lowveld at the moment, but in the Kruger National Park it is used under controlled conditions as part of a No Cull Just a Rumour At This Stage Various media reports that the government has agreed to postpone the culling of elephants for an undetermined period have been refuted by environmental No Environmental Impact Assessment yet for the De Hoop Dam Although intended to be issued this month, the environmental impact study for the 80 metre high De Hoop dam on the Steelpoort River has not yet been No extinctions from tsunami BirdLife International has stated that no extinctions are predicted as a result of the devastating tsunami that struck Asia on December 26, The car that was used in No place like home Africas big cats show postcode preference The secret lives of some of Africa's iconic carnivores, including big cats, are revealed in a new study in the journal, Animal Conservation Norms and Standards for the Management of Elephants in South Africa In September , South African minister of environmental affairs and tourism, announced that the cabinet has given him a mandate to develop Norms and Guests planning their visit They reported two cases of hyena catching full-grown wildebeest.
In one instance there were 10 hyenas with Nxanatseni's Offices Nearing Completion Construction of the Nxanatseni region's corporate offices, situated at the Phalaborwa gate, is almost complete and should be finalised by the beginning These students Of bills and beaks Each bird species has a beak adapted to its particular function.
Whether on hornbill or waxbill - the long or the short - they can be called beaks or Off-Road Driving, Lions And Harmonicas, A Visit To Kruger From the day Kruger's gates opened to the public, people have fallen in love with the park, but there can be few people who can boast that their Olifants Restcamp gets a new face The cost of the upgrades to the main building in Olifants, which started at the beginning of May , is estimated at R5.
The official ribbon cutting ceremony was preceded by a One million species and counting Just weeks after adding its millionth Web page, the online biology clearinghouse the Encyclopedia of Life EOL has received a major grant from the One Year Later, Plundered Cycad Shows Signs Of Life Some of the magnificent cycad plant that was desecrated by plant thieves last July is beginning to make a recovery, and the first green shoots have begun Only 50m apart from a Crocodile Two boys were seen fishing about 50m from the crocodile in the photograph below.
This was at the bridge crossing the Letaba River near the Letaba Ranch Operation Cyclone A two-pronged initiative is currently cracking down on crime in the Kruger National Park, with the Skukuza police recently arresting five suspects who Opinion on the white lions release remains divided The controversy around the re-introduction of white lions in the Klaserie area was once again evidenced by a lively debate following a presentation by Orangutan Conservation Hindered by Poor Law Enforcement Lack of law enforcement against illegal trade in Indonesia threatens the survival of orangutans and gibbons on Sumatra, a new study by the wildlife trade Ores Story In the last issue we wrote about the rhino, Ore, that roams the area around Mooiplaas and mistook a dead hippo for a possible mate.
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With the Phineas Saves Workers From Buffalo Attack A team from Working for Water had a narrow escape while removing alien plants in the Mhalalakhuhu where the chickens sleep area. The team was busy Picnics and Baboons When Scott, Marolyn, Christy and Bobby were all visiting us we used to go on gameviewing drives almost daily. The best time for a short drive is in early Pink elephant frolics in Crocodile River A rare sight greeted Odette Joubert as she sat down for breakfast one morning — a pink elephant.
The small elephant, about a month old, came down to Pink gown tradition revived If you had to define the ideal romance novel hero, chances are a ranger will win significant votes. And with good reason Most fires have been planned patch burns ignited by Plans for new Orpen gate proceed Plans for the movement of the Orpen Gate from its present position to a new location several kilometres back along the tar road are proceeding slowly International tourism Plundered Cycads The last, exceptionally large, surviving cycad specimen of the Mariepskop variety of Encephalartos laevofolius has been hacked apart in a fouled poaching He was shot in the arm, hip and shoulder Poachers Caught On Sunday, September 26, Pafuri field rangers found familiar human tracks in the Vlakteplaas region where three rhinos have been poached in the Poachers Plunder Rare Plants Rhino poaching has grabbed headlines across the world.
But there are other species that may not survive people's arbitrary actions Poachers target summer impala lily The winter impala lily, Adenium obesum , is a feature of most Kruger Park rest camps and can be found all over the park Poachers threaten recently discovered rare Saola Two decades after the discovery of an ungulate species called the Saola Pseudoryx nghetinhensis , this rare animal is sliding towards extinction because Pocket Money For Poaching Prevention When Robin Cook saw the first tin pleading for donations for the anti-poaching programmes in the Park he was hooked.
Since that day in Mopani Camp, a Points To Ponder In the field of Conservation, Wildlife Management, Earthcare call it what you want as in most other 'disciplines', there is a general tendency to 'point Poisoned Vultures Tagged and Released On November 4, the 17 Vultures that survived a massive poisoning event were released back into the wild sporting new bright yellow identification Policymakers are relying too heavily on predictions of the impacts of climate change As a result, they are claiming they need more research and more predictions before they can take action — and when policies are made, too little action Politics is a key factor in biodiversity Politics influence biodiversity.
Political decisions directly impact on man's interaction with the environment, through policies ranging from Pompom weed — a rapidly increasing menace Pompom weed is an invasive weed of grasslands, savanna and wetlands that threatens conservation and agriculture in South Africa Poor people Arise and help the Letaba River Over of the poorest people in the Giyani area have already been employed in a poverty alleviation programme that will have direct benefits to the Population of Animals Satellite imagery may be the next tool that biologists use to monitor endangered animal populations.
Positive Aspects of Elephants Positive vibes from hunting hearing The Panel of Experts POE on professional and recreational hunting was given much food for thought on August 11 and 12, Potable water for the people in the park The Kruger National Park KNP gets some of its drinking water from the six major rivers that flow through the park, namely the Crocodile, Sabie, Sand Praying mantis males risk more if they're denied mating access Male prying mantis that had not had recent access to females are more likely to engage in risky mating behaviour than those who who had daily Precious moments on the Nyalaland Wilderness Trail Walking the Nyalaland Wilderness Trail often results in an experience greater than observing animals and plant life one would normally not see Predator or prey relationships As scientists warn that the Earth is on the brink of a period of mass extinctions, they are struggling to identify ecosystem responses to environmental The evolutionary changes that can result from this direct effect include prey that are Prepare your garden spade for Arbor Week The first week of September will see school children and responsible adults from around the country hauling out their spades in celebration of National Pretorius Kop Best Camp in Kruger Mixing young and old blood in the top echelons of management could be one of many elements that made Pretoriuskop stand out as Best Camp in Kruger Priceless Sighting I went to Kruger far northern part as a day visitor on the 24th September Priceless Sighting The biggest groups of the 26 remaining free-ranging southern roan antelope in the park were sighted on June 19 near Babalala at about midday Princess Takamado explores South Africas bird life Japan's princess Takamado recently visited several important bird sites in South Africa.
The princess has been the honorary president of BirdLife Professional hunters urged to support conservation The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism Marthinus van Schalkwyk asked professional hunters to become allies in conservation and tourism Proposed Buffalo Cull Raises Concerns At least 70 buffalo are scheduled to be destroyed by state veterinary authorities on state land adjoining Balule Private Nature Reserve north Protected white water lily spotted in Kruger Protecting Pepper Bark Trees At the back of the Skukuza nursery there is an unassuming row of planting sheds, which most visitors simply pass by without ever knowing its existence Public tip-off lead to confiscation of 10 units of abalone Public awareness and tip-offs lead to the confiscation of more than 10 units of abalone and the arrest of four men, one a Chinese national, in four Punda Maria bird hide The new bird hide at Punda Maria has yet to be officially opened, but visitors to the park can enjoy the passing parade of birds and mammals if they R25 million funding to strengthen forensic war against rhino poachers South Africa welcomed the Global Environment Facility's GEF R25 million funding towards strengthening the current wildlife forensic capabilities in R55 million assets seized from poachers In September , Dawie Groenwewald and veterinary surgeons, drs Karel Toet and Manie Du Plessis, appeared in court on counts of racketeering, a The money is earmarked to buy new land for South Africa's Speaking ahead of her budget vote in Rabies Death Toll Rises In Limpopo At least 26 people have died of rabies in the Limpopo Province, the majority of them children between the ages of seven and Once rabies symptoms Radio Bat On Air Again The bat project, which has caused so much interest in Skukuza, has already shown that these little creatures play a major role in the life history of the Rain affects gender ratio of African buffalo The amount of rain affects whether more male African buffalo, than female buffalo, are born in Kruger National Park, scientists said Two recent recipients of this generosity were Rainfall Affects The Survival Of Wild Dog Pups ew research on the wild dog population in the Kruger National Park has revealed that the amount of rain that falls before wild dogs give birth to pups Rainfall In Kruger The Kruger National Park has more than 30 rainfall stations that record daily rainfall throughout the park.
This data is compiled and sent to Nick Ranger dies in tragic accident David van Blommenstein 29 , head ranger of the Thornybush Private Nature Reserve's northern section passed away last week after a tragic accident Rangers Diary The study of water, or hydrology, is a high priority in our arid country and of even greater importance in our protected areas.
A detailed and high-tech Sunday 1st Day spent at home. First Euopean Rollers Rangers Diary on Sleeping Wild How many people can say they have slept in a Big Five reserve with no fences around them? Who can imagine themselves sitting around a fire whilst This philosophy, combined with a highly motivated field ranger team, has enabled David Fast food the Kruger ranger way by Steven Whitfield It is their duty to protect and maintain the integrity of their areas Attending the workshop were about Rare Taita Falcon to be Closely Investigated After being largely ignored for many years by conservation organisations, the Taita Falcon has now become an increasingly important priority in raptor He is an ardent proponent for the legalisation of the trade Recent Insect Eruptions Noted In Kruger Over the past few months people visiting and working in the Kruger National Park have been concerned and interested in two insect eruptions which The agricultural irrigation project is in the Gaza province and will be implemented over five years.
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