Whether you are an old Kruger salt, or passing through the gates into the wonderful realm of the park for the first time, you will find this guide a valuable companion. Regulars will benefit from the detailed route descriptions and the most up-to-date information about this changing transfrontier park, which offers insights into wildlife, historical sites, geological processes and conservation. If this is your first visit to Kruger you will gain invaluable information on where to stay, what facilities are offered, which routes to drive and, generally, how to gain more from the precious time you have available in one of world's premier wildlife reserves. Features: Covers over 2500 km of roads and tracks in the park; Places of interest and making the most of your visit; 24 rest camps with detailed descriptions; Great routes for great sightings; Walking trails, 4x4 and MTB trails; Game watching tips; Private concessions.

CD contains the entire text of the five volume set.

Make This Book Wild is a fun children's scrapbook filled with creative activities to help children connect with nature.

Based on 25 years of community development practice, six of which have been lived in South Africa, Peter Westoby’s ground-breaking monograph moves away from dominant normative accounts of community development to provide an appreciative and critical analysis of concrete examples of community development theory and practice. By examining community development stories as experienced on the ground, Westoby is able to show how the poor are organising themselves using various forms of community development as well as demonstrating how the state and non-state actors are attempting to organise, engage or accompany the poor through community development. The book also breaks new ground in theorising the practice of community development, drawing inductively from the stories analysed. The diversity of South African contexts and the proliferation of different kinds of community practice, make this a hugely difficult task. Despite this, Westoby argues it is one worth undertaking given the seriousness of the challenges facing the poor and progressive social change agents within South Africa. In this undertaking, Westoby draws upon a unique analytical framework to help illuminate current community development policy and programme challenges, along with practice dilemmas and wisdom.