Staff Writer
Bloody Carnage, Bloody Ridiculous
The Scourge of Poaching with Dogs
PATROL - VOLUME 1
Editorial
In his book “Poachers in the Hills” Nick Steele weaves the story of game warden Norman Dean’s life in the Hluhluwe Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, with his own experiences there. The story begins in March 1956 when Steele arrives at the reserve as a 22-year-old junior
Introducing Patrol: Anti-Poaching in Action
There are many forms of poaching in Africa. Bushmeat, both subsistence and commercial, timber, fish, pangolin, ivory, rhino horn and even succulents.
As human populations grow, pressure on natural resources becomes ever more intense, and the work to protect wild places becomes more demanding.
Hunting safari operations across the continent