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Humans are strange animals

28/9/2010

By Roxanne Reid
The animals at the Kruger National Park are beautiful and endlessly fascinating. But the humans that occur here are a strange bunch indeed.

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Rhino anti-poaching appeal

22/9/2010

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By Roxanne Reid
Let’s get something straight. Rhino aren’t really as bad-tempered as some people think.

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The diligent dung beetle provides an important service in Africa

13/9/2010

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By Roxanne Reid
The dung beetle is a vastly underrated little creature, a diligent creature who provides a very important service. So important, in fact, that without them national parks across Africa would be piled high with manure.

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A walk on the wild side at Kruger National Park

8/9/2010

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Bush walk at Berg en Dal in Kruger National Park, South Africa

By Roxanne Reid
When we first meet Berg-en-Dal field guide Obakeng (OB) Koma, he seems all business. And since his business is guiding visitors to the Kruger National Park on walks into the realm of the Big Five in the wild, that means it’s serious stuff. As yet, there’s no hint of his impish sense of humour.

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Southern splendour at Berg-en-Dal, Kruger National Park

3/9/2010

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By Roxanne Reid
I think I have a new favourite camp at the Kruger National Park. In the deep south near Malelane Gate, which is about 80 kilometres east of Nelspruit, Berg-en-Dal is without doubt the park's prettiest camp. But there are other draw cards too.

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Humans are strange animals

Rhino anti-poaching appeal

The diligent dung beetle provides an important service in Africa

A walk on the wild side at Kruger National Park

Southern splendour at Berg-en-Dal, Kruger National Park

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