Agulhas National Park Launches Bus To Educate Communities On Conservation
The Agulhas community will now have easier access to conservation and environmental education following the launch of the Agulhas National Park bus. S...
The team was still searching for the animals, when the helicopter suddenly experienced a power loss and engine failure. The pilot was forced to carry out an immediate emergency landing which he did successfully with no injuries or further damage to the aircraft.
“We are grateful that our employees are all safe and no one was hurt; even grateful that the game capture team managed to recover the animals and ensure their safe return to the park. A special commendation goes out to the Pilot; who under critical circumstances, managed to land the aircraft safely;” concluded the KNP”s Managing Executive, Mr Glenn Phillips.
The helicopter is currently being inspected to determine the cause of the engine failure.
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