national park
Addo’s lion cubs leave home
The three orphaned lion cubs at Addo Elephant National Park are now nine months old and have
been moved from their protected boma to a camp where they can start hunting and fending for
themselves. Rangers will keep a watchful eye as they return to the wild.
Wildfires ravage Cape Peninsula
The fires in the Cape have destroyed more than 4 000 hectares of vegetation so far, the City of
Cape Town said on Wednesday. Together with the City, volunteers, communities as well as
fire fighters from elsewhere in South Africa are working to combat the furious blaze devastating the
Southern Peninsula.
Rare elephant twins born at Pongola Game Reserve
Pongola Game Reserve, a 7 200-hectare big-four game reserve in northern KwaZulu-Natal, has announced the birth of twin African elephant calves – an extremely rare event with a prevalence of under 1%.
Working for Water creates 180 000 jobs
South Africa's Working for Water programme, the largest public-funded project to
eradicate invasive alien plants and improve water resources in the world, has created
over 180 000 full-time jobs over the past two decades.
Working for Water creates 180 000 jobs
South Africa's Working for Water programme, the largest public-funded project to
eradicate invasive alien plants and improve water resources in the world, has created
over 180 000 full-time jobs over the past two decades.
South Africa’s west coast explodes in colour
It's "flower safari" time as South Africa's West Coast National Park prepares for its annual influx of visitors, come to see the spectacular spring flower displays that take place every August and September.
Villagers benefit from well-heeled visitors
In a small village outside Kruger National Park, education, health care, employment and sustainability are key. Along with wildlife conservation, a safari lodge is putting into practice its social principles in creating a positive culture within the community.
Villagers benefit from well-heeled visitors
In a small village outside Kruger National Park, education, health care, employment and sustainability are key. Along with wildlife conservation, a safari lodge is putting into practice its social principles in creating a positive culture within the community.
Cape Town viewed from a treetop walkway
A 130-metre treetop canopy walkway, winding through the forest canopy on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain and offering spectacular 360-degree views of the city and mountainside, has opened at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Cape Town.
SA, Moz step up fight against rhino poaching
South Africa and Mozambique met in Pretoria on Wednesday to formulate a draft implementation plan following last month's memorandum of understanding on combating rhino poaching and other wildlife crime.
