10 articles in this issue
R. Kyle
AbstractKyle, R. 2000. Some notes on the occurrence and conservation status of Manis temminckii, the pangolin, in Maputaland, Kwazulu/Natal. Koedoe 43(1): 00-00. Pretoria.
AbstractKyle, R. 2000. Some interesting information from tagging returns for the riverbream, Acanthopagrus berda, in the Kosi lakes, Kwazulu/Natal. Koedoe 43(1): 00-00. Pretoria.
L.R. Brown,H. Bezuidenhout
AbstractAs part of a vegetation survey programme for conservation areas in South Africa, the plant communities of the De Rust section of the Mountain Zebra National Park were investigated. From a TWINSPAN classification, refined by Braun-Blanquet procedur... see more
H. Els,J. du P. Bothma
AbstractIn South Africa, communal rural community development has, for the most part, been viewed as an add-on, rather than as an integral value in the broad spectrum of conservation activities being practised in the country. This paper, therefore, argues... see more
B.W. Enslin,A.L.F. Potgieter,H.C. Biggs,R. Biggs
AbstractA lack of knowledge together with vacillating fire management approaches in the Kruger National Park until the mid 1950s, gave rise to a long term fire research experiment aimed at shedding light on savanna responses to various combinations of fir... see more
G.L. Heritage,B.P. Moon
AbstractThe Sabie River in the Kruger National Park has been described as the most pristine in South Africa. It has remained largely free of direct alteration along its 110 km length within the reserve and as such displays a high geomorphic diversity. Thi... see more
V.W. Meyer,L.E.O. Braack,H.C. Biggs
AbstractThis paper provides fundamental information on distribution and density of the genus Cubitermes, Wasm. quantified for future monitoring. After distribution trends have been established, changes in Cubitermes density over time can be brought into c... see more
C.F. Reinhardt
AbstractIncreasing public pressure against the use of pesticides and other agricultural inputs has placed increased emphasis on the development of ecologically based pest management. One distinct reaction of the Weed Science discipline has been the swing ... see more
C.M. Shackleton,R.J. Scholes
AbstractAlthough fire is recognised as an important determinant of the structure and function of South African savannas, there are few studies of long-term impacts. Controlled burning blocks of contrasting fire season and frequency have been maintained th... see more
A.D. Wood,S.L. Brouwer,P.D. Cowley,T.D. Harrison
AbstractThis work summarises ichthyological research in the Tsitsikamma National Park (TNP) over the past 20 years, and an updated species check list of fishes has been compiled. A total of 202 species of fishes from 84 families has been recorded within t... see more