The All Rounder Academy and Shop announces partnership with SM Cricket SM Cricket South Africa, in conjunction with SM Cricket Group International, is really excited to announce the introduction of the SM Rhino brand of cricket equipment. The All Rounder Cricket Academy/Shop and All Rounder Management Solutions has joined the rapidly growing global SM Cricket…
Tag Archives: SANParks
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Oct
Oct
The Rhino Story by Michael Anderson There is hope that rhinos can be brought back from the brink of extinction. This comes as today marks World Rhino Day and saving the Earth’s second-largest land mammals remains a top priority for conservationists across the country. The rhino story of South Africa is like a…
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At the beginning of 2021, The Boucher Legacy board member Alastair Hewitt approached me and asked if Gorilla would be interested in coming aboard as the creative and digital partner to the Legacy program. I have been a long time fan of Mark Boucher, both as a cricketer and as a conservationist and I couldn’t…
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The African Wild dog is the second most endangered mammal in Africa. Their numbers are thought to be less than 5 000, with as few as 300 in the Kruger National Park.
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The Kudu Awards is SanPark’s way of saying thank you to external and internal stakeholders for their contributions and efforts in making SANParks a better organisation.
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Dec
Everyday we are amazed by the generosity and goodwill of people in South Africa and around the world who want to help us in our mission to save Africa’s threatened animals.
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Nov
A new report from the International Rhino Foundation gives insight into the real numbers of the world rhino population over the last decade.
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Sep
Tracking and protecting rhinos in SANParks South Africa is home to the majority of rhinos left in the world and they are under constant threat from poachers. Despite the concerted efforts of conservationists, poaching is still increasing. The Boucher Legacy is dedicated to the protection and conservation of rhinos in South Africa which is why…
