Introducing Patrol: Anti-Poaching in Action
Introducing Patrol: Anti-Poaching in Action
Poaching in Africa takes many forms: from bushmeat hunting (both subsistence and commercial), to the illegal trade in timber, fish, pangolins, ivory & rhino horn, and even rare succulents.
As human populations continue to grow, so does the pressure on natural ecosystems. The mission to protect Africa’s wild places becomes more urgent and more demanding every year.
Across the continent, safari hunting operations are on the frontlines of this fight.
What Is Patrol: Anti-Poaching in Action?
Patrol: Anti-Poaching in Action is a monthly multimedia report that brings visibility to the anti-poaching work being carried out by safari hunting operations across Africa.
Each edition features:
- Short documentaries
- In-depth written articles
- Raw, immersive photo essays
This is not a glorified highlight reel. It's an honest look at the grind, danger, and dedication behind the scenes, from the ground teams tracking illegal activity to the rangers navigating harsh, remote terrain.
Why It Matters
Anti-poaching operations are relentless and often thankless. Yet the contribution of these operations is critical to Africa’s conservation efforts.
By pulling back the curtain, Patrol aims to:
- Document real-world action
- Highlight unsung heroes
- Encourage support and awareness
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Help amplify the work being done on the ground.
