
Kruger National Park Reimagines Culvert Design for Ecological Recovery
Conservationists and engineers are redesigning concrete culverts in Kruger National Park to better support wildlife movement and natural water flow, marking a shift toward more resilient ecological infrastructure.
Kruger Park to Track and Fine Tourists for Off-Path Walk
Kruger National Park authorities are seeking to identify and potentially fine tourists who were seen walking off designated paths in a restricted area.

Kruger National Park Land Returns to Original Owners in Historic Deal
A historic deal has been signed with SANParks, leading to the return of land within Kruger National Park to its original communities, who are now set to benefit from the agreement.
Kruger National Park Celebrates 100 Years
Kruger National Park, created on May 31, 1926, attracts nearly 1.5 million visitors annually and is celebrating its centenary, highlighting its wildlife and vast territory.

Olifants River faces extreme warming by 2100, threatening fish and macroinvertebrates
New research projects the Olifants River in the Kruger National Park could reach daily water temperatures of 42–44°C by the end of the century under a high-emissions scenario, putting fish,…