Description
A Site-by-Site Guide to Trees in the Kruger National Park is the perfect companion for visitors who have ever wondered “what tree is that?” whilst
exploring Africa’s most famous game reserve. Virtually every Kruger visitor becomes a nature enthusiast once their Big Five hunger has been satisfied, and this book transforms casual curiosity into deeper understanding.
Rather than a traditional field guide, this innovative approach organises 51 tree species around specific locations—rest camps, picnic sites and bird hides — making tree identification effortless during visits. Small maps indicate whether trees are found in the southern, central or northern regions, whilst user friendly descriptions and special anecdotes provide fascinating insights into both the trees themselves and the park’s rich history.
More than 220 beautiful full-colour photographs showcase the magnificence of Kruger’s trees, from common roadside specimens to remarkable giants
that have witnessed decades of conservation history. This glorious travelling companion introduces readers to the characteristics of specific trees as they journey from rest camp to picnic site, making it an essential addition to any game reserve library.
