What are the restrictions at Kruger National Park?

franzen · Joined: 12 Feb 2008 Posts: 2

Hi, my wife and I are planning on going to South Africa on a tour. We talked about where we could see some of Africa's most fascinating wildlife and came to a conclusion that the Kruger National Park would be a great opportunity to achieve just that. We also heard about the restrictions that have been brought and are interested about that subject more.

kincaid · Joined: 25 Feb 2006 Posts: 2

Hello, the Kruger National Park is definitely a place worth paying a visit. It has a vast number of different wildlife and is one of South Africa's most respected and visited places. The restriction were made so that the animals living in the park could be saved and that their habitat could maintain its main purpose as in preserving the life that goes on there. It is well known that Africa has a big issue with the lack of water supplies on the continent. There have been a lot of changes and the industry has continued to grow in the last few decades so it has started to draw large amounts of water from this area around Kruger National Park. The first question that rises from the situation is how will wildlifes natural habitat be preserved if this continues to happen. In that sense the Kruger National Park had to act out and protect what is left of the remaining wildlife in the area by restricting the amount of water that could be used for those purposes. If you are interested in this problems and also want to see the fascinating creatures of the park go and visit South Africa.

What are the restrictions at Kruger National Park?

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