The Kruger National Park(KNP), renowned as worlds and Africa’s largest natural game reserve park has been undertaken a technology sphere of direction.

In line to the parks ambitions par the international proposed by the greater collaboration of the [United Nations] World Meteorological Organization (Council), the park has contributed and pledged immense investment of a range of new wave of systems incorporating those of weather, climate change and global warming.

These systems, illustrated through enormous satellites are said to introduce a “confrontation” towards these environmental phenomena inorder to ensure an effective and efficient resilient environmental being for all livelihood standards. The systems are also of notion that preservation and conservation efforts are pledged as climate change impacts and effects are detected at earlier phases and that risk mitigation efforts are averted and thus, limited.

During the promulgation and unveiling event, speaking to the Lowvelder media, Mr Mabasa, the parks manager mentioned that the new systems will be a moving force and will directly seek to advance and enhance meteorological patterns, making a mark impact to ensure that the environmental challenges  prone to socio-environmental norms are tackled and solved.

These systems will provide better, well-informed decisions and analysis approaches, provisions and sets.  Consolidated results of concrete forms of environment dynamics will be begotten. Such be are be for drought, flood, and other disastrous-prone event which result to catastrophic impacts and effects.

These systems will also aim to involve many stakeholders to be aware of and become more informative transformation for the game park, province, country, region and the world as a whole.

It also mentioned that the new systems would be a major driving force for infrastructure, investment, development and integration for further future growth and collaboration.

A stem for innovation, research and incorporation account as a yield-for positive result that will bring a great deal and effort of success for all multi-stakeholders, mostly the community of South Africa and the worlds rest.