MIS-Management – Kruger National Park
Having spent the greater part of my life (60 years) working in and around national parks in Africa, and/or writing
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Veld Fires a Product of “too many elephants”
How really nice to read something by someone who cares and who understands. Well done Lood Wentzel. We need YOUR
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A Brief Ecology Lesson of the African Elephant
Elephants are what is known as “preferential grasers” – that means they PREFER to eat grass when it is green,
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The Kruger to Canyons (K2C) Biosphere Region Conference
The Greater Kruger National Park Development Debate 11th and 12th July 2013. Hoedspruit. South Africa. Conference Vision: “Partnering to
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Kruger Park’s biological diversity is in serious trouble! 8.
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (8) When an elephant population is expanding – and, for simplicity’s sake, doubling its
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Kruger Park’s biological diversity is in serious trouble! Part 7.
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (7) I would like you now to imagine that the perennial plants which grow
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Kruger Park’s biological diversity is in serious trouble! Part 6.
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (6) Here we are (Figure 4) back to the original sigmoid-curve graph that depicts
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Kruger Park’s biological diversity is in serious trouble! Part 5.
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (5) In Blog 3 on this subject, I said that I would explain the
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Kruger Park’s biological diversity is in serious trouble! Part 4.
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (4) In Blog 3 on this subject, I said that I would explain the
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Kruger Park’s biological diversity is in serious trouble! Part 3.
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (3) In the last blog in this series (No.2.) we determined that during the
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