Keeping Up With the Kruger

We get a full on introduction to the Kruger Park and get an understanding of how wild this place actually is.

One can’t experience the bush any better, than on foot.

The Greater Kruger has an abundance of one of Africa’s most majestic animals, the elephant.

Monitoring of lion prides is crucial to track the health and numbers of cats within the Kruger.

This episode we investigate the most tragic of current events in the Kruger.

Dr Bossie and his team attempt the gruelling task of tracking down, darting and operating on a pregnant sable that may be carrying a dead calf.

Thousands of people enter the Kruger gate every month.

The Kruger has some of the most diligent rangers in the world.

Speeding in the Kruger Park is not only dangerous for other travellers, but can cause fatalities to crossing animals.

Vultures are often disregarded as scavengers; for the first time in the series, we go on the field with a Vulture specialist.

One of the most extensive and technical operations for the wildlife relocation units in the park, is a mass capture.

In the front line of the Kruger’s anti-poaching defence is the dog unit.

In the season finale, the anti-poaching unit manage to arrest a group of poachers in the dense bush.