Tag Archives: Garden Route National Park

Job: SANParks Diepwalle Driver Operator

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Driver Operator Park: Garden Route National Park Closing Date: 15 May 2017 A challenging vacancy currently exists for a Driver Operator in the Garden Route National Park, Knysna at Diepwalle Section. The successful candidate will report to the Section Ranger. REQUIREMENTS The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and/or abilities that are required for the job: – Valid Drivers license (Code ECI) with PDP Certificate – Relevant experience (at least 2 years) – Experience in roads maintenance machinery and forestry equipment – Possession of basic admin and supervisory skills with the knowledge of various OHS and FSC … ‘Click here to read full article…’

Knysna SANParks’ Employee Murdered

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SANParks management in the Garden Route National Park today confirmed the recent tragic death of one of the Park’s Environmental Monitors. The employee, who worked from the Knysna section of the Garden Route National Park (GRNP), was found murdered. Her name cannot be released as yet until her family is notified. Staff at SANParks have received the news with shock and sadness. SANParks is working closely with SAPS to investigate the matter. Statement by SANParks. … ‘Click here to read full article…’

R17-Million Tsitsikamma Upgrades Progressing Well

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Upgrades to the Tsitsikamma section of the Garden Route National Park, to the tune of +R17-million, begin in 2 weeks at the Storms River Rest Camp, Tsitsikamma. The upgrades are scheduled to start with the entrance gate and administration building. The renovation of the gate aims to introduce a far simpler structure and system for visitors entering the Park’s main gate. A temporary road was constructed recently to allow visitors to access the Park without hindrance. The gate area will be cordoned off while work on the main gate progresses to allow buses and vehicles easy access. Noise levels are … ‘Click here to read full article…’