The Global Conservation Force (GCF) – Kariega Game Reserve Anti-Poaching Unit exemplifies a collaborative and multi-faceted approach to wildlife protection. GCF has devoted significant time and resources to create an exceptionally effective anti-poaching unit, employing various strategies and resources to safeguard the reserve and surrounding areas.

Central to the unit are its field rangers, extensively trained in wildlife protection, patrolling techniques, and community engagement. These rangers are the cornerstone of anti-poaching efforts, conducting regular patrols and monitoring wildlife to deter poachers.

Additionally, the unit boasts highly trained K9 teams proficient in tracking, scent detection, and apprehension. These dogs play a crucial role in locating poachers and preventing illegal activities, working in close coordination with the field rangers to enhance wildlife protection.

The unit also includes a mounted anti-poaching unit, conducting patrols on horseback to cover large areas of the reserve efficiently and serve as a visible deterrent to poachers.

To bolster its protection efforts, the GCF – Kariega Game Reserve Anti-Poaching Unit leverages high-tech integrations such as drones for aerial surveillance, camera traps for monitoring wildlife activity, and GPS tracking devices for monitoring wildlife and potential poachers.