Protecting Wildlife With Dedicated Anti-poaching

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Reliable Anti-poaching Units

Protecting Wildlife With

Dedicated Anti-poaching Units

Reliable Anti-poaching Units

What are anti-poaching units and what do they do?

Wildlife is under constant threat of poaching for commercial bushmeat and illegal trade of ivory and rhino horn. Anti-poaching efforts to curb the ever-growing pressure on wildlife populations in the protected areas.

Our Projects in Kwa-Zulu Natal have dedicated anti-poaching units to combat this poaching threat and propel wildlife conservation in Africa. The anti-poaching units combine cutting-edge technology with special ops, canines, and well-trained boots on the ground for maximum coverage of the reserves.

What are anti-poaching units and what do they do?

Wildlife is under constant threat of poaching for commercial bushmeat and illegal trade of ivory and rhino horn. Anti-poaching efforts to curb the ever-growing pressure on wildlife populations in the protected areas.

Our Projects in Kwa-Zulu Natal have dedicated anti-poaching units to combat this poaching threat and propel wildlife conservation in Africa. The anti-poaching units combine cutting-edge technology with special ops, canines, and well-trained boots on the ground for maximum coverage of the reserves.

Why choose our

Anti-poaching units?

The anti-poaching units of our projects in Kwa Zulu Natal have dedicated themselves to combating this poaching threat and preserving wildlife populations.

We use cutting-edge technology, such as special ops canines with well-trained boots on the ground for maximum coverage throughout their reserves which are under constant pressure from poachers looking at commercial bushmeat or illegal trade ivory item rhino horn.

Why choose our

Anti-poaching units?

The anti-poaching units of our projects in Kwa Zulu Natal have dedicated themselves to combating this poaching threat and preserving wildlife populations.

We use cutting-edge technology, such as special ops canines with well-trained boots on the ground for maximum coverage throughout their reserves which are under constant pressure from poachers looking at commercial bushmeat or illegal trade ivory item rhino horn.