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General Johan Jooste is the chief of the Kruger National Park Anti-Poaching Unit in South Africa. He is responsible for the conservation of the wildlife in the park and the protection of its endangered species. In this interview, he talks about the challenges he faces in the field, the progress that has been made, and his plans for the future.

Q: What are some of the biggest challenges you face in your role as the chief of the Kruger National Park Anti-Poaching Unit?

A: Poaching is a global problem, and it is especially prominent in the Kruger National Park. The type of poaching we deal with ranges from illegal hunting to the illegal harvest of endangered species. As the chief, I must ensure that our anti-poaching efforts are effective and that our strategies are up-to-date. This includes working with local communities and governments to ensure that they are aware of …

The Karoo Journey Night Time in Camdeboo National Park is an unforgettable experience. Located in the heart of the Great Karoo in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, it is a place of serene beauty and a haven for wildlife.

During the day, the park is alive with the sounds of birds and animals, while the sunlight casts its golden glow over the vast open plains. But at night, the darkness brings a different atmosphere altogether, one that is both eerie and entrancing.

The journey at night begins with a breathtaking sunset, with the sun setting behind the Drakenstein and Baviaans Mountains. As the night sky changes from dark to lighter shades, the stars begin to twinkle in the sky and the Milky Way can be seen stretching out across the sky.

The park is home to a variety of nocturnal animals, including jackals, bat-eared foxes, aardwolves, aardvarks, and caracals. …

The Otter Trail in Tsitsikamma National Park is a popular hiking trail in South Africa. It is a five day, four night hike along the rugged coastline of the Garden Route. The trail is known for its stunning views of the ocean, its diverse wildlife, and its challenging terrain.

The trail begins at the Storms River Mouth and ends at Nature’s Valley. Along the way, you will trek through pristine forest and fynbos, over rocky slopes and along sandy beaches, and past numerous waterfalls. The trail is around 44 km long, and can be divided into five sections. The first section is a short climb to the start of the trail, then the trail descends to the coast. The second section is a steep climb to the top of the Bloukrans River Gorge, with views of the ocean and the surrounding landscape. The third section is a gradual climb to …