
Help from above: Feathered rangers take to the sky
The Eye in the Sky project utilizes GPS-tracked vultures to detect poisoning events, enhancing wildlife protection and response efforts across southern Africa.
The Eye in the Sky project utilizes GPS-tracked vultures to detect poisoning events, enhancing wildlife protection and response efforts across southern Africa.
The inaugural Snare Mitigation Symposium emphasized the urgent need for action and collaboration to combat illegal wildlife snaring in South Africa, with a focus on community-driven solutions and innovative tools like canine detection teams.
from the 3rd of October to the 24th, Visit the Tasting Room in Waterkloof to enjoy award-winning, conservation-focused wines and support wildlife conservation!
Join us for great company, wonderful weather, and gorgeous greens, all in support of protecting forever, together at the Dainfern Golf Estate on 17 October 2024.
Snaring, driven by the bushmeat trade, poses a severe threat to South Africa’s wildlife, but innovative solutions like anti-poaching canine units offer hope in combating this silent killer.