3 Mar
The GCF Introduction to Anti-Poaching Training Course is designed to forge highly skilled, disciplined, and mission-ready wildlife protection professionals. Over an intensive 21-day program, trainees will undergo a physically and mentally demanding experience, structured to meet the real-world challenges faced by anti-poaching rangers. This course is not for the faint of heart—participants should prepare as they would for a military or law enforcement boot camp, with the expectation of rigorous training in both practical and tactical conservation techniques.
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This combined course introduces participants to two essential field skills: snare patrols and tactical man tracking. In the snare patrol segment, attendees will focus on identifying and removing snares to protect wildlife. The tactical man tracking component teaches participants how to locate and follow a person or quarry by analyzing environmental clues like footprints. Whether for anti-poaching efforts or navigating dangerous game habitats, these skills are foundational for conservation work.
READ MORE26 Dec
Snares are among the deadliest threats to wildlife across the globe, silently and indiscriminately capturing and killing animals. These simple yet devastating traps take a heavy toll on wildlife populations, and their removal requires constant effort and vigilance. That’s why Global Conservation Force (GCF) is stepping up the fight against this silent killer, and you can join us.
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Please allow us to introduce the 2023 Class of Global Conservation Force Community Selected Anti-Poaching Rangers. After a grueling 5 weeks the recruits are now rangers. All 10 have confirmed […]
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Are you looking to make your next adventure conservation focused? Perhaps you are looking to grow in your professional experience and development. Maybe you want to travel with purpose and […]
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Join us for our two day introduction to anti poaching course. For ease of access and attendance we have broken the course into two days. Sept 28th 2019 – Day […]
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