South Africans get free access to parks for a week
To build South Africans' pride in the country's natural, cultural and historical heritage, South African National Parks (SANParks) is offering free entry to citizens...
Go on safari with South African ranger and vlogger
South African freelance ranger Ryno Erasmus is taking his job to a new level by educating people about wildlife on YouTube. He introduced his...
Eastern Cape roadworks uncover unique fossil treasure trove
The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) announced that the fossils were
discovered in rock debris during construction work on the Eastern Cape N2 highway,
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Rescued lions find home in South Africa
Thirty three lions rescued from circuses in Peru and Colombia have arrived safely in South Africa. Animal Defenders International saved the animals and transported them to their new home, Emoya Big Cat Sanctuary in Limpopo.
Kenya’s wildlife migrates to the internet
In a world first, Kenya's stunning wildlife is being showcased in a series of live web broadcasts
using new state-of-the-art internet technology. The broadcasts allow people across the world to
witness the country's astonishing land, animals, and ocean flora and fauna.
South African scientists depart on whale studying expedition
Scientists have shipped out to research and collect data on humpback whales off the west coast of South Africa. Research will include sampling the environment and tagging whales to better understand their behaviour. Small cameras will also be attached to some whales.
33 rescued circus lions find safe home in South Africa
Nearly three dozen lions from circuses in Peru and Colombia have been rescued by the Animal Defenders International organisation and will find a safe new home at the Emoya Big Cat Sanctuary in Limpopo province, in South Africa - "where they belong", according to the rescue group.
Rhino poaching: behind the scenes with South African rangers
South Africa's Kruger National Park gave a news team insight into its work to prevent rhino
poaching. In this behind-the-scenes exclusive, the rangers also show new methods they use to
save these endangered species, including helicopter tracking and dog units.
Rhino poaching: behind the scenes with South African rangers
South Africa's Kruger National Park gave a news team insight into its work to prevent rhino
poaching. In this behind-the-scenes exclusive, the rangers also show new methods they use to
save these endangered species, including helicopter tracking and dog units.
South African rhinos need technology to curb poaching
A British conservation group has run tests on several South African rhinos to implement a new
way of stopping poaching. We Are Protect makes use of high-tech devices such as spy cameras
to monitor each rhino.