31 May
In a powerful display of collaboration and frontline conservation, Global Conservation Force recently joined our long-standing partners at TacTrack Anti-Poaching Unit for a field patrol that resulted in the removal of 222 snares—each one a potential death trap for wildlife.
READ MORE12 Apr
New Podcast Episode! Join Mike Veale in conversation with Jaidacyn Madrigal, environmental educator, Climate Reality Leader, and team member at Earth 350 San Diego. Jaidacyn shares how everyday choices—like the coffee we drink—connect to global conservation efforts. With a background in hospitality, environmental outreach, and her EcoGirl YouTube channel, she brings a fresh perspective on sustainability that’s both practical and powerful. Don’t miss this inspiring chat on Coffee & Conservation. Available now wherever you listen to podcasts!
READ MORE11 Mar
The path to becoming a wildlife ranger, anti-poaching ranger, or field ranger is both rewarding and demanding. It requires dedication, physical fitness, and a deep respect for wildlife and conservation. Whether you are looking to protect rhinos from poachers, patrol reserves for illegal activities, or work alongside K9 teams in wildlife protection, there are many avenues to enter the field. At Global Conservation Force (GCF), we are committed to preparing the next generation of wildlife protectors through rigorous training programs designed for real-world conservation challenges.
READ MORE11 Jan
At Global Conservation Force, we believe in the power of storytelling to inspire action and awareness about critical conservation issues. In this blog, we’re thrilled to share highlights from our latest podcast episode of Coffee and Conservation, where we spoke with the creative minds behind the award-winning short film, The Last Ranger.
READ MORE6 Jan
Wildlife capture and veterinary procedures are highly technical operations that involve a coordinated effort between various teams such as rangers, biologists, ecologists, and veterinarians. These operations are vital for research, conservation, and relocation efforts. However, they can be stressful for the animal and dangerous for humans if not executed properly. In this blog, we will share the best ethical and professional practices to adhere to for your safety, the safety of the animal, and ultimately the best outcome for the all involved.
READ MORE4 Jan
This powerful film, shot in the Eastern Cape at Amakhala and Kariega Game Reserves, is based on true stories of rhino poaching. It shines a light on the devastating toll of poaching on both humans and wildlife.
READ MORE27 Nov
Last week, Mike Veale, founder of Global Conservation Force and renowned wildlife conservationist, participated as an invited speaker, judge, and panelist at the Primer Congresso Internacional de Cuidadores in Cali, Colombia.
READ MORE12 Aug
On this episode of Coffee and Conservation, we’re here to guide both first-time travelers and seasoned explorers ready to dive deeper into the wonders of South Africa! Whether it’s your […]
READ MORE10 Jun
Lauren, GCF Education Outreach Project Coordinator, recently led a day of classroom education modules at a elementary school in San Diego. The students learned about the importance of umbrella species, […]
READ MORE9 May
In addition to our core patrol and rhino monitoring operations, there have been some special moments and opportunities co-created with our community friends in partnership with the Kariega Foundation. In […]
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