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Quiver Trees and Climate Change
...©Leonie JoubertClose up
of a quiver tree, Northern Cape.The South
African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) decided to compare the results
of bioclimatic modelling with the state
of quiver trees to see if there was any correlation between the..
EnglishBa Phalaborwa History
...In 1946, a South
African geologist, Dr Hans Merensky, prospected the area looking for economically viable deposits
of apatite in the foskorite rocks found here. In the 1950’s uranium was discovered but in such low yields not worth pursuing...
EnglishForm and Invention in Tsonga and Shona Headrests
...©Heini SchneebeliCulture: Shona/Tsonga Period: 19th century Material: wood Height: 18.5 cm, Length: 17 cm This headrest is similar to a number
of documented and well-provenanced examples in European and Southern
African museum collections: one was..
EnglishHistory of Augrabies Falls National Park
...History
of Augrabies Falls National ParkHistory
of Augrabies Falls National ParkOpened in 1966Before European settlers arrived at the Augrabies Falls, the area was home to early
African people who primarily fished and fed off the edible roots, wild fruit..
EnglishShiduli Private Game Lodge
...Limpopo❮❯The Shiduli Private Game Lodge offers luxurious accommodation in the Karongwe Game Reserve, a perfect location to spoil the family in the bush.Unique FeaturesBig 5 encounters
Low malaria area
Perfect family getaway, children
of..
EnglishFork-tailed Drongo
...Drongos are regular brood hosts for the
African cuckoo.Fork-tailed Drongo BehaviourThe fork-tailed drongo will hunt from a perch, hawking insects. They are normally solitary, but may be seen in pairs during the breeding season...
EnglishHunting and Predation Management
...Efforts should be taken to only target damage causing animals and not to shoot bat-eared foxes, aardwolves or
African Wild Cats. Lights with red filters work best as searchlights...
EnglishGroblershoop Mountain Biking
...Genet, porcupines and duiker will pop up upon the periphery
of your bike light, while chances
of bumping into smaller carnivores such as genet, serval,
African wild cat and even aardwolf are good...
EnglishLesser Masked-weaver
...The nests are attached to thin branches and often over water, to discourage predators.ThreatsLesser masked-weavers are preyed upon by
African harrier hawks, goshawks and crows.Distribution and HabitatThe lesser masked-weaver is found in the northern half..
EnglishFormation of the Karoo National Park
...With support from the National Parks Board and South
African Nature Foundation, Beaufort West municipality donated 7 209 ha
of land to become the nucleus
of a national park...
EnglishBird Monogamy
...once off as in the case
of African Fish Eagles, Saddle-billed Storks and various ducks and geese, which pair for life or it may occur seasonally as in the case
of migratory birds, which only have short periods in which to complete the breeding cycle...
EnglishKaroo by Campervan
...Thunder rolls in from the Plains
of Camdeboo.Historic Routes and Roads©Chris DalyThe Great Karoo, to the north is divided from the Little Karoo in the south by a two hundred kilometre barrier, relic
of ancient
African Himalayas...
EnglishBernhard Veller
...After a year-and-a-half working as a metallurgist at Elandsrand Gold Mine, he turned his hand to project engineering at the South
African Nuclear Energy facility in Pelindaba in North West Province...
EnglishSorghum in South Africa
...Sorghum in South AfricaSorghum in South AfricaSouth
African Indigenous GrainsSorghum (Sorghum bicolor) is a gluten-free grain and is the fifth most commonly grown grain crop in the world behind wheat, rice, corn, and barley...
EnglishSupreme Remote Bush Camp
...Here at Honeyguide Mantobeni Camp, guests cherish memories
of meals served outdoors around a long table, with lanterns and fires adding to the bush camp ambience. Simple
African inspired fare is created from local produce...
EnglishHow to Grow Sorghum
...How to Grow SorghumHow to Grow SorghumSouth
African Indigenous Grains©Rik Schuiling TropCrop-TCSSorghum heads are harvested by hand.Sorghum is a fast-growing crop which requires high temperatures for germination and growth, yet too high temperatures..
EnglishLalapanzi Hotel and Conference Centre
...Lalapanzi Hotel and Conference CentreLalapanzi Hotel and Conference CentreBandelierkop, Soutpansberg, Limpopo❮❯Lalapanzi Hotel is a homely holiday spot situated in the heart
of the South
African bushveld...
EnglishBlueberries
...The return on investment, however, is good and there are talks
of a new nursery entering the South
African market, which will help to reduce the waiting period for plant material.Blueberry Production Area©Dawid SmitMost
of South Africa's blueberries..
EnglishSunflower Production
...South
African sunflower production ranges from 600 000 tons to 800 000 tonnes.©William WeeksSunflowers is an important summer-season crop in South Africa as well...
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