Honey badgers are powerful, resourceful and not easily intimidated when looking for food, as Cope LP Nick Koornhof discovered when his fridge was raided.

As former CEO of BirdLife SA, conservationist Gerhard Verdoorn has spent many days in the bush, but there's one day he'll never forget. That's the day he hit the raptor jackpot in Kruger. By Ilse Bigalke

How do you distinguish a poisonous snake, scorpion or spider from one that is harmless? Below is a quick guide to the good, the bad and the ugly.

How do you distinguish a poisonous snake, scorpion or spider from one that is harmless? Below is a quick guide to the good, the bad and the ugly.

 

Surveys for Pel’s fishing owl Scotopelia peli along the major river systems in the Kruger National Park over the period 2007-2010 indicate a major decline over the last 18 years.

By André Botha, Birds of Prey Programme Manager, Endangered Wildlife Trust

There has been a major decline in some bird species along the Olifants River especially. Water birds and raptors were counted in a survey along the Luvhuvhu and Olifants Rivers in the Kruger National Park from 2007-2010.

By André Botha, Birds of Prey Programme Manager, Endangered Wildlife Trust

Dr Jannie Snyman was travelling on the S44 near Olifantskop in the Kruger National Park when he came across a curious scene on a low-level bridge.

A lioness opens the car door of a couple whose car breaks down in the middle of a lion pride. By Theuns and Elzet Hurter
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Have you ever witnessed something out of the ordinary? KwaZulu-Natal resident, Ron Van Rooyen, experienced far more than he ever thought possible on a camping trip to the Kruger National Park.