Mpumalanga is the only province in the country, and one of the few in the world, to celebrate its grasslands. Mpumalanga is to a large extent a grassland and wetland province and our grasslands and wetlands are two of our … Read more
We shouldn’t assume everybody knows what “biodiversity” and “wetlands” actually are, writes Glen Ramke, Endangered Wildlife Trust–Africa Crane Conservation Programme. Recently two minor surprises which were wake-up calls. Both comments came from people I had expected to know these things. … Read more
By Colin Beale, Senior Lecturer in Ecology, University of York Reprinted from The Conversation (28 August 2019) under a Creative Commons licence. Winter burning is seen as a necessity at Verloren Valei. Catastrophic fires in the Amazon rainforest made global … Read more
It is hoped that this initial visit could lead to more sustained research into the hydrogeology of this unique reserve. Professors Gill Drennan and Tamiru Abiye of the Wits Geosciences Department visited Verloren Valei on Friday 6 December 2019. The … Read more
Second monitoring report of Verloren Valei’s carnivores is published. Following on from the initial baseline assessment conducted during 2015 and the first monitoring assessment performed in 2018, Daan Loock and Dr Lourens Swanepoel conducted a second monitoring exercise from the … Read more
Megan Loftie Eaton introduces the Virtual Museum. Welcome to the Animal Demography Unit Virtual Museum When people hear the word “museum” they often think of a building filled with dusty display cases and stuffed animals But the Virtual Museum (VM) … Read more
